Alfresco ver 3.2 Install on Linux CLI
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‎07-30-2009 10:03 PM
Is there a CLI install command for Alfresco-Community-3.2-Linux-x86-Install?
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‎08-05-2009 03:43 PM
In ubuntu there is an apt-get install command….i think its "apt-get install alfresco-community" but you may want to do a search
aside from that, other than manually installing tomcat then the alfresco war file, I dont think there is one….
i would guess it breaks down to Alfresco Share requires OpenOffice to run….OpenOffice requires x11 so it has to have some sort of a gui…
aside from that, other than manually installing tomcat then the alfresco war file, I dont think there is one….
i would guess it breaks down to Alfresco Share requires OpenOffice to run….OpenOffice requires x11 so it has to have some sort of a gui…
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‎08-05-2009 04:18 PM
i would guess it breaks down to Alfresco Share requires OpenOffice to run….OpenOffice requires x11 so it has to have some sort of a gui…I'm pretty sure there's a headless OpenOffice version.
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Mike

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‎08-06-2009 03:08 AM
Running OpenOffice.org headless is not a problem, as far as I know that's how it's run by default.
I'm not sure about Alfresco 3.2, but prior versions of Alfresco Labs could be installed without a gui, if no X server was available the installation simply went on in text mode.
However, if you're not working directly on your server, but accessing it through SSH you could use X forwarding to forward X server requests to your workstation and run an X server there, that's how I do. There's a free X server for Windows called Xming which I use.
I'm not sure about Alfresco 3.2, but prior versions of Alfresco Labs could be installed without a gui, if no X server was available the installation simply went on in text mode.
However, if you're not working directly on your server, but accessing it through SSH you could use X forwarding to forward X server requests to your workstation and run an X server there, that's how I do. There's a free X server for Windows called Xming which I use.
