As the first step we need to create user with which permissions IoT framework will be running

sudo useradd --home-dir /home/tigase --create-home --system tigase

If you are installing Tigase IoT Framework on Raspberry PI and want to use GPIO, SPI or I2C connected devices then we need to add newly created user to proper groups

sudo usermod -a -G spi,i2c,gpio tigase

For next steps we need to switch working directory to home directory of user tigase

cd /home/tigase

We are going to change working directory to tigase user home path and download newest version of Tigase IoT Framework:

sudo -u tigase wget http://build.tigase.org/nightlies/dists/latest/tigase-iot-framework.zip

To unpack distribution package and create symlink for easier access we are executing following commands:

sudo -u tigase unzip tigase-iot-framework.zip
sudo -u tigase ln -s tigase-iot-framework-2.0.0-SNAPSHOT-b62 tigase-iot-framework

sudo cp -r tigase-iot-framework/etc/default/* /etc/default/
sudo cp -r tigase-iot-framework/etc/systemd/* /etc/systemd/

sudo systemctl daemon-reload

sudo systemctl enable tigase-iot-framework

At this point we have Tigase IoT Framework installed and configured to start after restart. From now on we can:

sudo systemctl start tigase-iot-framework

sudo systemctl stop tigase-iot-framework

sudo systemctl status tigase-iot-framework