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Make sure you have a license file for Robin Robot before starting the installation!
Workstation requirements
- RAM not less than 4Gb, free disk space from 5 Gb
Astra Linux 1.7.2, with basic security profile settings (no Windows domain entry)
Account with administrator rights (sudo)
Presence of an installed dotnet-sdk-6.0. Installation guide from the developer of Astra Linux OS: https://wiki.astralinux.ru/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=41192241. Another installation method is described in Appendix 1.
- Stable connection to official Astra Linux repositories (access to the Internet or to local mirrors of RED OS package repositories)
- To work with browser automation - it is necessary to make sure that one of the browsers is available, if necessary - install one of the supported in the current release:
Yandex-Browser 22.9
Yandex-Browser 22.5
Yandex-Browser 22.7
Yandex-Browser 23.3
Chromium 94
Chromium 101
Firefox 31
Firefox 30
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If custom-designed robots are included, these robots may require a specific browser version to perform (in this case, consult the robot developer). |
Installation process
Required materials:
- Archive with distribution packages in *.tar.gz format
- License file in *.lic or *.licx format
Extract the archive with the distribution files to a new directory inside your home directory (e.g. ~/dist). To do this, open the directory with the archive in File Manager, launch Terminal from it and execute the commands.
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The robot can be launched in 2 ways:
From the file manager - by right-clicking - the item Open in Robin Player at the top of the context menu; or by double-clicking the file icon with the mouse
In terminal: robinplayer <path to file or file name if in current directory>
When launching the robot, a terminal window with progress messages will open. After successful execution the window will close automatically, in case of a critical robot error it will remain open for viewing, it can be closed using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C
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has the following structure (the directory with the browser name, then the directory with the driver name and version, inside which the driver itself is located):
- Download the driver, unzip if it is archived, place it in a directory named in the format name-version
- Make sure it is a usable file for everyone:
chmod +x yandexdriver - Сopy the directory with the driver to the desired path, for example:
sudo cp -a yandexdriver-23.3.1.755 /opt/RobinPlatform/2.0.0/drivers/browser/yandex/ - Add an entry to the configuration file ~/.robin/env/cfg similar to the existing entries in the file (note that for the Yandex version only three digits without a dot are specified on the left side of the lines - e.g. 229 instead of 22.9.1.1110):
Robot log view console
A tool for viewing logs has been added. On the tool bar at the top of the window, you can switch to the tabs for Agent logs, Java actions, and Python actions. Up to 1000 recent log entries are displayed in a table. After starting the robot, you can click the Update button to download new entries.
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sudo ln -sf /opt/vendor/dotnet/dotnet /usr/local/bin/dotnet