Hello Forum Peoples.
This has probably already been documented but in case anyone needs a quick guide to getting the Unifi Wireless (Java) Controller working on ClearOS (v6.5 here)....

yum -y --enablerepo=* install mongodb

yum -y --enablerepo=* install mongodb-server

yum -y --enablerepo=* install java

yum -y --enablerepo=* install unzip



mkdir /root/bin

echo "cd /opt/UniFi" > /root/bin/unifi-start

echo "java -jar lib/ace.jar start" >> /root/bin/unifi-start

chmod +x /root/bin/unifi-start

echo "cd /opt/UniFi" > /root/bin/unifi-stop

echo "java -jar lib/ace.jar stop" >> /root/bin/unifi-stop

chmod +x /root/bin/unifi-stop



# This ensures it will start at boot time

echo "/root/bin/unifi-start &" >> /etc/rc.local



# Double check the latest release info here:

# http://www.ubnt.com/download#UniFi:AP

# Release notes and other downloads about UniFi Software.

# Download the UniFi.unix.zip and upload to the server



unzip UniFi.unix.zip

mv UniFi /opt



# Review this file for port clashes

nano /opt/UniFi/data/system.properties

# On clearos - this one specifically will need to be changed:

unifi.http.port=8080

# If using Dans...  Probably best to change it anyway...

unifi.http.port=18080

# Save the changes



#Start the UniFi system.

/root/bin/unifi-start &

# You access the system by the HTTPS port listed

#  in the above config file:

unifi.https.port=8443 (or whatever you have changed this to)

# In your browser:

https://<ip.ip.ip.ip>:8443

BTW - my system.properties looks like this:

portal.http.port=18880

portal.https.port=18843

unifi.db.port=27117

unifi.http.port=18080

unifi.https.port=18443

unifi.shutdown.port=18081

Works like a treat. Not too much in the way of load although admittedly I am only running 2x APs and maybe 20 clients.

Hope that helps some folks out.

Jim