Installation for other distros may be slightly different. This assumes nodejs 8 and npm are already installed. All of this is done in the lamassu-server directory.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib postgresql-server-dev-9.5 libpq-dev git
sudo -u postgres createdb lamassu
sudo -u postgres psql postgres
In psql, run the following and set password to postgres123:
\password postgres
ctrl-d
Ignore any warnings.
npm install
bash bin/cert-gen.sh
Note: This will create a .lamassu directory in your home directory.
Important: lamassu-migrate currently gripes about a QueryResultError. Ignore this, it works anyway. Also, ignore Debug lines from lamassu-apply-defaults.
node bin/lamassu-migrate
node bin/lamassu-apply-defaults
You'll use this generated URL in the brower in moment.
node bin/lamassu-register admin
In first terminal window:
node bin/lamassu-admin-server --dev
Paste the URL from lamassu-register exactly as output, into a browser (chrome or firefox).
Important: the host must be localhost. Tell your browser to trust the certificate even though it's not signed by a CA.
Go to all the required, unconfigured red fields and choose some values. Choose mock services whenever available.
In second terminal window:
node bin/lamassu-server --mockSms
Click on + Add Machine in the sidebar. Type in a name for your machine and click Pair. Open up development tools to show the JavaScript console and copy the totem. You will use this to run lamassu-machine. This pairing totem expires after an hour.
Now continue with lamassu-machine instructions from the INSTALL.md file in lamassu-machine.