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It is important to know, that MOR PRO should be installed on fresh and clean system. That means - system without nothing unecessary, just bare minimum. [[Debian_Etch_installation | Example Debian Etch installation]]. | It is important to know, that MOR PRO should be installed on fresh and clean system. That means - system without nothing unecessary, just bare minimum. [[Debian_Etch_installation | Example Debian Etch installation]]. | ||
Installation script is able to install MOR PRO on Debian Etch, Centos 4/5 and Fedora systems. Other distributions are not directly supported by installation script but it can be easily adjusted. | |||
Script installs all necessary packages, as: | |||
* Apache2 | |||
* MySQL 5.x | |||
* Asterisk 1.4.x (+ LibPRI, Zaptel, Addons) | |||
* Ruby on Rails | |||
* all others... | |||
'''IMPORTANT!''' Untar archive files to /usr/src and select script which you want to run. | |||
Revision as of 07:46, 21 January 2008
When MOR PRO is purchased you have such choices for installation:
- We install it remotely on your fresh clean system
- We send installation files and you install it yourself
It is important to know, that MOR PRO should be installed on fresh and clean system. That means - system without nothing unecessary, just bare minimum. Example Debian Etch installation.
Installation script is able to install MOR PRO on Debian Etch, Centos 4/5 and Fedora systems. Other distributions are not directly supported by installation script but it can be easily adjusted.
Script installs all necessary packages, as:
- Apache2
- MySQL 5.x
- Asterisk 1.4.x (+ LibPRI, Zaptel, Addons)
- Ruby on Rails
- all others...
IMPORTANT! Untar archive files to /usr/src and select script which you want to run.
