Building MapGuide on Ubuntu 8.04

Below are instructions that will aid a user with installing FDO 3.3.1 and MapGuide Open Source 2.0.1 from SVN on Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron). It is based on previous instructions, lots of credit to their authors!
==NOTES==
The default directory used in these instructions is called /home/administrator. This assumes that you create your primary user account with the name "administrator". If you do not, mentally adjust where necessary.
You may want to consider using a client like PuTTY to access your server's terminal via openssh-server from a different computer. This really helps with copying and pasting. If so, either ensure that you install the OpenSSH server during your basic install, or add "openssh-server" to the list of packages below.
Any time that you run a task and pipe its output to a logfile, make sure that you look at the end of the logfile when you're done to make sure that it completed successfully. If it didn't then you have the logfile to post an error report from... Here's an example of how to do this:
 tail -n 30 mylogfile.log
Compiled successfully on 32 bit machine. When compiled on my 64 bit machine, got error 'CPU you selected does not support x86-64 instruction set'
==BASIC SETUP==
Install a basic Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron). Once this is complete, you will have to add some extra packages to compile MapGuide. Make sure that you get all of these packages; the line is really long:
 sudo apt-get install build-essential bison flex automake1.7 automake1.9 libtool doxygen subversion libjpeg62-dev libpng12-dev libfreetype6-dev libexpat1-dev libxalan110-dev libxslt1-dev expat libcurl4-openssl-dev libasound2-Dev python2.5-dev sun-java6-jdk gcc-4.1 g++-4.1
If Java fails to install, you may need to edit /etc/apt/sources.list to uncomment the multiverse repository lines and then try installing it again.
To avoid "bad fd number" errors, type the following in the terminal:
 sudo dpkg-reconfigure dash
and choose No at the prompt. Be aware that this changes your default /bin/sh from dash back to bash.
Set the SUN Java to be the default Java installation:
 sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-1.6.0-sun
Edit /etc/jvm, moving "/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-sun" to the top of the list
 sudo nano /etc/jvm
Edit /etc/environment so that services will know where to look for Java
 sudo nano /etc/environment
(Add the following line)
 JAVA_HOME="/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-sun"
then either log off and back on again, or alternatively:
 source /etc/environment
The best way to compile MapGuide is using GCC 4.1 (this is older than the "current" version). To enable this, type the following commands into each build environment:
 CC=gcc-4.1
 export CC
 CXX=g++-4.1
 export CXX
==FDO INSTALL==
In terminal type the following:
(be prepared to wait a long time for this command to complete, the test data takes a while to download)
 svn checkout http://svn.osgeo.org/fdo/tags/3.3.1/ fdo-3.3.1
(type in your password after the following command if prompted. Note that this fdo-3.3.0, not fdo-3.3.1)
 sudo mkdir /usr/local/fdo-3.3.0
(if you are not logged in as administrator, you change the userid below!)
 sudo chown administrator /usr/local/fdo-3.3.0
(when compile, I got error "occi.h: No such file or directory". This is for provider KingOracle. Since I don't need it anyway, I just remove folder /home/administrator/fdo-3.3.1/Providers/KingOracle)
 cd fdo-3.3.1
 source ./setenvironment.sh
In terminal, type the following to run the builds. Note, there will be no output from either command until completion as it is all being spooled to nohup.out. You can log into another terminal session and tail this file if you start getting antsy :-)
 nohup ./build_thirdparty.sh 2>&1 | tee build_thirdparty.log
 nohup ./build_linux.sh 2>&1 | tee build_linux.log
==APACHE / PHP INSTALL==
In Terminal type the following:
 cd ~
(you should now be in /home/administrator, or whatever your $HOME is)
 svn checkout http://svn.osgeo.org/mapguide/tags/MAPGUIDE2.0.1/ mapguide-2.0.1
 sudo mkdir /usr/local/mapguideopensource
(replace administrator with your userid if necessary)
 sudo chown administrator /usr/local/mapguideopensource
 cd mapguide-2.0.1/Oem/LinuxApt
(careful when copying and pasting this line, the - got changed into . for me)
 find . -name "*.gz" -exec tar xzf {} \;
 nohup ./build_apt.sh 2>&1 | tee ../../build_apt.log
==BUILD OEM==
Perform the following:
 cd ~/mapguide-2.0.1/
 nohup ./build_oem.sh 2>&1 | tee build_oem.log
==BUILD MAPGUIDE==
Go for the Heron:
 aclocal
 libtoolize --force
 automake --add-missing --copy
 autoconf
 ./configure --enable-optimized
(If you get error "missing liblib_json.so", then apply patch from http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/347)
 nohup make 2>&1 | tee make_mapguide.log
 nohup make install 2>&1 | tee install_mapguide.log
If you want to use webstudio, copy the files to the webserverextension folder:
 cp -fpR /home/administrator/mapguide-2.0.1/Web/src/webstudio /usr/local/mapguideopensource/webserverextensions/www/webstudio
== STARTUP OPTIONS ==
While you're testing, it can be convenient to run services interactively, but eventually you'll want them to shut down / restart when you the computer is rebooted. This section gives you both options.
=== START SERVICES MANUALLY ===
Start Apache
 sudo /usr/local/mapguideopensource/webserverextensions/apache2/bin/apachectl restart
Stop Apache
 sudo /usr/local/mapguideopensource/webserverextensions/apache2/bin/apachectl stop
Start MapGuide
 sudo /usr/local/mapguideopensource/server/bin/mgserverd.sh
Stop MapGuide
 sudo pkill -f -u root "mgserver daemon"