Now it is highly recommended to create a "snapshot" of your VirtualBox virtual machine before running the i2b2 Wizard.
Macfusion install install#
Sudo -s apt-get -y install dos2unix chmod +x wizard.sh find. Execute the following commands inside the i2b2 Wizard directory: The first time you want to start the i2b2 Wizard, you might need to perform some preparations. Don't forget to copy the i2b2 source file to. Better connect remotely to the VM via SSH, e.g. # interfaces(5) file used by ifup(8) and ifdown(8) auto lo iface lo inet loopbackĪuto eth1 iface eth1 inet static address 192.168.56.101 netmask 255.255.255.0įrom now on, it is highly recommended to not continue working in the VirtualBox window (because it's slow). If the connection does not work, you may need to edit /etc/network/interfaces to look like: You can use the command ifconfig to find out the IP. The "Host-Only-Adapter" is the interface with the 192.168.56.XXX-IP. To connect to your virtual machine, use the "Host-Only-Adapter". On Windows, you can use WinSCP ( ), on a Mac the program Cyberduck ( ) or the excellent MacFusion ( ). Then copy the directory with SFTP to the Linux machine into the /root directory. Reboot Copying the i2b2 Wizard files to the VMįirst, rename the i2b2 Wizard directory so that it does not contain spaces, e.g. Then reboot the virtual machine by typing: You may need to enable root ssh access as described here: If you have any further questions, please contact the Lab Staff.TcpĐĐ.0.0.0:22Đ.0.0.0:* LISTENĐđ1111ę11/sshd These options get around some common problems with MacFusion. In Macfusion, edit the mount point, and under the " SSH advanced" tab put the following in the options " -o defer_permissions,follow_symlinks,reconnect". There are a couple of options that may help with MacFusion. You can choose any CS host to login in via ssh but the login hosts (login.cs.) are a good choice since the lab staff monitors them closely. In order to access the CS file systems via SSH, you will need to install three applications found here:Īfter these are installed, launch MacFusion and add a mount point. For more information ExpanDrive see the following at via OSXFuse
ExpanDrive is capable of mounting many different file systems including ssh, box, google drive, etc.
Macfusion install license#
The University maintains a license for ExpanDrive. In the future, whenever you click on this, it will mount automatically if it hasn't already been mounted, and then open a finder window for browsing. If this works, you can drag the mounted filesystem icon (the starry globe in the cube) onto your dock. Next enter your Duke NetID and password, and make sure you are logging in as a Registered User.įinally select the filesystem you wish to mount.
Macfusion install plus#
You can add this to the list of servers by clicking the plus sign. Enter theĪddress of the SAMBA server, cs- share.cs. or use the numeric IP, 152.3.140.43. Once this is done, you can connect by pressing Apple-K from within the Finder. You must have a /etc/nf file which contains these lines: One change must be made to allow your Mac to connect with the department's SAMBA server. We suggest Mac users use Samba in conjunction with the Duke CS VPN outside CS, or install MacFuse and MacFusion to access the CS file systems with SSH.
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