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DeepDive Install on Ubuntu 12.04 | |
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After having [many problems][1] installing the [DeepDive project][2] on Ubuntu, I decided to write out a detailed guide. These problems were based on the output from the `test.sh` file provided with the source - I can't speak to the functionality of the source just yet (just starting to learn). | |
Because I messed up a few configuration files, and this is still early in my Ubuntu experience, I decided to reinstall the OS (Precise 12.04) and redo everything from scratch. So, this guide is based off of a clean version of Ubuntu 12.04, after installing all relevant updates (via Update Manager) as of 20-Mar-2014. | |
DeepDive gives us a few prerequisites: Java, Python 2.X, PostgreSQL, and SBT. Ubuntu 12.04 already has Python 2.X, so we'll worry about the others. | |
We're going to go with the Ubuntu recommended OpenJDK-7. Enter the following in the terminal. |