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hmdm-server-5.38.1 – mobile device management server (cvsweb github mirror)

Description

Headwind MDM - a platform for corporate Android applications

Headwind MDM is a Mobile Device Management platform for Android devices, 
designed for corporate app developers and IT managers.

Features

- Enrollment to Android 7+ devices through scanning a QR-code
- Work in "Application mode" without enrollment
- Customize the mobile desktop design and available applications
- Automatic deployment of applications through the web panel
- Mobile device management: groups, configurations, device status
- Setup the available mobile device capabilities (GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth etc.)
- Manage the automatic OS update mode on the mobile device
- Extensible platform design allowing the custom plugin development
- Collection of application logs in the web panel
- Centralized configuration of corporate applications
WWW: https://h-mdm.com/

Readme

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Setup PostgreSQL Database
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# psql -U postgres
CREATE USER hmdm_user WITH PASSWORD 'secret';
CREATE DATABASE hmdm WITH OWNER=hmdm_user;
\q

Deploy WAR and Context
======================

# cp ${TRUEPREFIX}/share/hmdm-server/ROOT.war /var/tomcat/webapps/
# doas -u _tomcat mkdir -p /etc/tomcat/Catalina/localhost/
# cp ${TRUEPREFIX}/share/examples/hmdm-server/ROOT.xml \
	${SYSCONFDIR}/tomcat/Catalina/localhost/

Tune ROOT.xml for your needs. At minimum you need to set the database
password for the user created above.

 

Start Tomcat

$ doas rcctl start tomcat

Access at http://localhost:8080
User: admin
Password: admin

Note:

ROOT.war/ROOT.xml assume you want to run h-mdm at the root
(http://localhost:8080). You can change the names to run at different context.
For example changing ROOT.war/ROOT.xml to hmdm.war/hmdm.xml will run at
http://localhost:8080/hmdm.

Reverse Proxy
=============

To run behind a reverse proxy such as relayd(8) or nginx, you'll need to do the
following:

Under the localhost Host in /etc/tomcat/server.xml add a Valve



Then update ROOT.xml and change the base.url to the public IP of your proxy.

Maintainer

Chaz Kettleson

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