501. Foretify installation
501.1 Requirements
Refer to Product prerequisites and platform support for the complete list of requirements.
501.2 Installing Foretify
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Download the Foretify installer from the installer directory created by the Foretellix team.
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Create the directory
/opt/foretellixif it doesn’t exist.sudo mkdir /opt/foretellix sudo chmod 777 /opt/foretellix -
Place the Foretify installer under
/opt/foretellix. -
Install Foretify using the command syntax:
cd /opt/foretellix ./<xx.xx.xx.xx>-ubuntu<version>-<customer>_installer --destination /opt/foretellixAfter the installation completes, the Foretify package is extracted under
/opt/foretellix/ftx. -
(Optional) If you want to have multiple Foretify versions installed at the same time, rename the ftx directory using the following syntax:
``` cd /opt/foretellix mv ftx ftx-<xx.xx.xx.xx> # Use the relevant version number ``` -
Create a symbolic link to have easy access to the latest version.
``` unlink foretify ln -s /opt/foretellix/ftx<xx.xx.xx.xx> foretify # Use the version number if you created a directory for the version chown -h $USER:users foretify ``` -
Create the
/opt/foretellix/ftx.rcfile and add the following lines:export FTX=/opt/foretellix/foretify export FTX_LIC_FILE=<valid_license_server> # Configure valid license server information source ${FTX}/bin/ftx_setup.sh -
Open the
~/.bashrcfile and add the following line at the end of the file:source /opt/foretellix/ftx.rc -
Close the current terminal and open a new one. Run Foretify with the following command:
foretify --guiForetify opens in a new tab in your default browser.
501.3 Updating a Foretify version
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Place the Foretify installer under
/opt/foretellix. -
Install Foretify using the command syntax:
cd /opt/foretellix ./<xx.xx.xx.xx>-ubuntu<version>-<customer>_installer --destination /opt/foretellix -
Rename the ftx directory.
cd /opt/foretellix mv ftx ftx-<xx.xx.xx.xx> # Use the relevant version number -
Update the symbolic link.
unlink foretify ln -s /opt/foretellix/ftx-<xx.xx.xx.xx> foretify # Use the relevant version number chown -h $USER:users foretify -
Close the current terminal and open a new one. Run Foretify with the following command:
foretify --guiForetify opens in a new tab in your default browser.