No default virtuoso.ini file after installation?

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Hello,

I just ran the apt-get install-virtuoso command and it seemed to have run fine. Then when I ran the virtuoso-t -f command, I got the error that there is no such file as virtuoso.ini which is supposed to happen after install.

Is there anything else that I have to do in order to get the virtuoso.ini (their default ini file) created? Or did I miss a step?

Thanks, Alex

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It should get placed in

/etc/virtuoso-opensource-x.x

If its not then, then copy and paste it from the zip/rar download (should be in the /bin/installer directory)

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answered 23 Mar '11, 22:23

William Greenly
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Ah yes, the virtuoso.ini file is there in the etc/virtuoso directory. Should I move it to the /usr/local/virtuoso/bin directory from which I run the virtuoso-t -f command? Or what is the correct approach here? - Thanks! :)

(23 Mar '11, 22:42) Genadinik

Try running Virtuoso as root, so

sudo virtuoso-t -f

(23 Mar '11, 22:57) William Greenly

Before you answered I went ahead and just copied the .ini file to the same directory as the virtuoso-f file. And then I ran that file, and it made a bunch of directories and folders in that file. But Virtuoso starts up with errors. Should I revert and put things back? Or am I on somewhat the right track? Thank you!

(23 Mar '11, 23:12) Genadinik

Yes you might need to do so or you will get issues with paths

(23 Mar '11, 23:29) William Greenly

Answer 2

The minimum you need to start virtuoso is the "virtuoso-t" binary and a configuration file "virtuoso.ini". If you can find them post installation use the "find" command to locate them, go to the "virtuoso.ini" file directory run /virtuoso-t -f -c ./virtuoso.ini to start the server in foreground mode to verify it starts successfully. Then Ctrl C and stat in background mode by dropping the "-f" option.

Answer 3

0	You may find the usage output of `virtuoso-t -?` helpful... link answered 29 Mar '11, 17:29 TallTed 595●1●5 accept rate: 9%

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0	I had the same issue. I have not resolved it yet, but I am following hwilliams advice link answered 12 Nov '12, 01:57 jomarip 11●1 accept rate: 0%

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