Bold Reports® Installation and Deployment on RHEL (v6.1 or later)
Deployment prerequisites
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Install Nginx.
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Install
zipby running the following command:sudo dnf install zip -
Install
wgetby running the following command:sudo dnf install wget -
Install
GDIPluspackage using the following commands.sudo dnf install https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/epel-release-latest-9.noarch.rpm sudo yum install epel-release sudo yum install libgdiplus -
If you want to install the ETL application with Bold Reports®, follow the steps below. Otherwise, skip this step and proceed with the step 6.
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Install
python pipand the following pip packages by running the below command.sudo yum -y install python3-pip && python3.9 -m pip install duckdb===1.1.2 dlt===0.5.4 pymysql pyodbc pg8000 poetry pandas===2.2.2 "dlt[parquet]" "dlt[filesystem]Note: Python 3.9 must be installed on that machine.
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Install the
pvtool by running the following command:sudo dnf install pv -
Add an openssl conf path to the environment if it does not exist.
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Change the SELinux mode from targeted to permissive.
sudo setenforce 0
Deploying Bold Reports® application
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Register and download the Bold Reports® Linux package from here.
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Download the Bold Reports® Linux package by running the following command:
sudo wget {Bold Reports Linux package link} -
Extract the zip file by running the following command:
sudo unzip {Bold Reports Linux package zip file} -
Change the directory to
BoldReports_EnterpriseReporting-Linuxby running the following command:cd BoldReports_EnterpriseReporting-Linux -
Execute the following command to deploy Bold Reports® on your machine.
Command Syntax:
sudo bash install-boldreports.sh -i {new} -u {user} -h {host URL} -n {true or false}Example command:
sudo bash install-boldreports.sh -i new -u root -h http://linux.example.com -n true-
i: Installation type : Specifies whether it is a new or upgrade installation.
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u: Specify the user or group that manages the service. Make sure this user exists on your Linux server.
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h: Domain or IP address of the machine with HTTP protocol.
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n: Setting this to
truewill automatically configure the Bold Reports® with the Nginx front-end server.
IMPORTANT: If there are any existing applications running on the Linux machine using Nginx, set the “-n” value to false and configure Nginx manually.
Example for new installation:
sudo bash install-boldreports.sh -i new -u www-data -h http://linux.example.com -n true -