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PostgreSQL Installing SonarQube from the ZIP fileįirst, check the requirements. Grant this sonarqube user permissions to create, update, and delete objects for this schema. They are real requirements not recommendations.Ĭreate an empty schema and a sonarqube user. Be sure to follow the requirements listed for your database. Several external database engines are supported. The server and database hosts should be located on the same network.Īll hosts must be time-synchronized.

One or more scanners running on your build or continuous integration servers to analyze projects.įor optimal performance, the SonarQube server and database should be installed on separate hosts, and the server host should be dedicated.

Metrics and issues for code quality and security generated during code scans.

The compute engine in charge of processing code analysis reports and saving them in the SonarQube database.

A search server based on Elasticsearch.

A web server that serves the SonarQube user interface.

The SonarQube server running the following processes:.

The Current version of Lame at the time of this writing was 3.99. Special Thanks to ShellstaX for helping me through some technical Sonar Plugin issues. (Document link provided by Seth Kellogg (Cakewalk)) Which was Written by AdamFH - December 29, 2007 wav file for Lame to encode.ĭocumentation for the Process used in the video is available at It is important that the Source Format in the External Encoder Configuration Utility be set to WAVE. I prove this in the video by performing 4 Encoding using the 32 and 64bit Encoder in both the variants of Sonar X3Īs Lame is 3rd Party and cannot directly access the musical data direct from Sonar, Sonar must create an audio file that Lame can access, then encode.

This being said, If you are running a 64bit machine using the 32bit variant of Sonar X3, you can still use the 64bit variant of the Lame MP3 Encoder.

(you might consider upgrading hardware) you MUST install the 32bit variant of the Lame Encoder. If your computer's Windows OS is 64bit based, you need only install the 64bit variant of Lame. Lame is a "DOS" based command line program that works outside the flavour of the calling program (in this case Sonar). Now, it is not necessary to install both flavours.

It discusses both the 32bit and the 64bit install. The following video shows you how to install the Free Lame Mp3 Encoder which will give you the ability to Encode MP3 from Sonar X3. The reason it must be procured is due to licensing issues.

After that you have to procure the unlock from Cakewalk if you want to use the embedded Encoder. Although Sonar X3 does have embedded MP3 capability, the codec is only available for a short trial period.