Image containing Debian packaging tools to build Virtuoso (https://virtuoso.openlinksw.com) packages
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Are notably not available:
Edit /etc/default/virtuoso to make virtuoso run.
A few accounts are pre-defined on first startup:
+------+------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | User | Pass | Usage | +------+------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | dba | dba | Default Database Administrator account. | | dav | dav | WebDAV Administrator account. | | vad | vad | WebDAV account for internal use in VAD (disabled by default) | | demo | demo | Default demo user for the demo database. | | soap | soap | SQL User for demonstrating SOAP services. | | fori | fori | SQL user account for 'Forums' tutorial in the Demo database. | +------+------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
It is therefore important to change these passwords immediately after the installation.
Debconf prompts will permit to change the default password. Otherwise, use the following instructions.
The database password can be changed using the Interactive SQL utility (/usr/bin/isql-vt). The ISQL interface will try to login with the default user and password if none are passed as parameters. To change the current user's password, use the following statement:
set password
Note that the password is an identifier, so take care to use proper quotation.
You can also use the graphical Virtuoso Administration Interface to administer Virtuoso database users.
The other accounts must have their passwords set in a different way. Either use the GUI in Administration Interface at http://127.0.0.1:8890/conductor/ under "WebDAV Administration / WebDAV services / Users Administrator" or use the SQL statement:
update WS.WS.SYS_DAV_USER set U_PASSWORD='' where U_NAME=''
-- Obey Arthur Liu [email protected] Tue, 22 Dec 2009 16:49:42 +0100
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docker pull olbat/docker-virtuoso-opensource-debian