Create Sidrescan install directory
Create a directory to install Siderscan. In this document, the install directory is assumed as /home/sideruser/siderscan
$ mkdir /home/sideruser/siderscan
This chapter describes the prerequisite preparations for running Siderscan.
Create Sidrescan install directory
Create a directory to install Siderscan. In this document, the install directory is assumed as /home/sideruser/siderscan
$ mkdir /home/sideruser/siderscan
Deploy configuration files
Save the following files in the directory created above.
If you do not have the configuration file, please request it us at the application form.
.env
Prefix file of the container created by docker-compose updocker-compose.yml
Configuration file to run Docker containerVerify that the file has been saved with the following command:
$ cd /home/sideruser/siderscan
$ ls -al
.env
docker-compose.yml
Modify Configuration Files
Change the URL of analysis results
Write down the URL to display Siderscan analysis results in the .env
file with the
following format:
# Application URL
APP_URL=http://localhost
http://localhost
http://localhost
.Change the Activation Code
To enhance security, we recommend that you should authenticate with an activation code when creating
an
administrator user.
If you do not need the authentication, just delete the code.
How to disable the Activation Code
In .env
file, please delete ACTIVATION_CODE
line.
How to use the Activation Code
In .env
file, the default value of ACTIVATION_CODE
is”activation1234”.
Please
change the activation code and save it.
# Used to create an administrator when the application is launched for the first time.
ACTIVATION_CODE=activation1234
Fetch source code for analysis
Create a directory in which to fetch the source code to be analyzed and change the permissions.
$ mkdir -p /home/sideruser/siderscan/var/targets
$ chmod 757 /home/sideruser/siderscan/var
Next, go to the targets
directory and fetch the source code. This is an example command
to get the source code with git clone.
$ cd /home/sideruser/siderscan/var/targets
$ git clone {repo}
Now, you are ready to use Siderscan!