alfresco-enterprise-4.2.8-installer-linux-x64.bin
This Alfresco setup wizard is for 64-bit Linux systems.
sudo sysctl -w kernel.shmmax=newValueInBytesand make the change reboot resistant:
sudo echo "kernel.shmmax=newValueInBytes" >> /etc/sysctl.conf
chmod 777 alfresco-enterprise-4.2.8-installer-linux-x64.bin ./alfresco-enterprise-4.2.8-installer-linux-x64.bin
chmod 777 alfresco-enterprise-4.2.8-installer-linux-x64.bin sudo ./alfresco-enterprise-4.2.8-installer-linux-x64.bin
The setup wizard starts.
This sets the language to be used for the setup wizard.
There are two types of installation in the setup wizard:
Option | Description |
---|---|
Easy | Easy type installs Alfresco using the default options and configuration. This
install type requires you to enter information in only two fields: the Alfresco
install location and the administrator password. Choose this route to install Alfresco
with the default environment. Note: If you have previously installed Alfresco and
the server is running, when you run this setup wizard again, you may be prompted to
enter alternative port numbers for the components and services that you install, for
example, for the Tomcat application server, FTP port, and the RMI
port.
|
Advanced |
Advanced type installs Alfresco but lets you configure the server ports and service properties. You can also choose which additional components to install. |
To complete the Easy setup wizard:
Go to the step for the Completing the Alfresco Enterprise Setup Wizard window and launching Alfresco Share.
To complete the Advanced setup wizard, select Advanced and then click Next.
Follow the remaining steps in this task.
You can select from the following components:
For example, the default location is /opt/alfresco-4.2.x.
Alternatively, click the icon to choose another location.
Enter a suitable port number or click Next to accept the default of 5432.
For example, the default is 127.0.0.1.
The URL http://127.0.0.1:8080/share [8] is based on the web server domain and the Tomcat port number that you specify on the Tomcat Port Configuration window. The default of 127.0.0.1 can be used on this machine to verify that Alfresco is running successfully. However, it is not an externally addressable URL, which means that it is not possible for users on other machines to access this URL. To make sure that other users can access the machine where Alfresco is installed, you need to define and create a publicly addressable name.
For example, the default is 8080.
For example, the default is 8005.
For example, the default is 8443.
For example, the default is 8009.
This sets the password for the Alfresco Administrator user account (admin).
Option | Description |
---|---|
Manual | Sets the services to be started manually. |
Auto |
Sets the services to start up automatically when you start your machine. |
Select the services start up option, and then click Next.
The Installing window displays, showing the progress of the installation.
This window shows check boxes that determine whether you will see the Readme file, the Getting Started [9] web page, and also whether to launch Alfresco Share. By default, these options are selected and will launch when you click Finish. If you do not want to start Alfresco at this point, deselect the Launch Alfresco Enterprise Share check box.
The Alfresco server starts and then Alfresco Share launches in your default browser.
The Alfresco server is launched automatically as a service called alfresco. This service comprises the following individual services:
If you did not automatically launch Alfresco at the end of the setup wizard, to start Alfresco, you need to start all the services.
Browse to the installation folder that you created in step 8. As an administrator, run
./alfresco.sh start
Browse to the installation folder that you created in step 8). As an administrator, run
./alfresco.sh stop
start ex. {installdir}/libreoffice/scripts/libreoffice_ctl.sh start status ex. {installdir} /libreoffice/scripts/libreoffice_ctl.sh statusIf you receive errors that indicate that a library missing, work with your system administrator to add the missing library or its equivalent from your configured repositories.
alfresco-enterprise-4.2.8-installer-win-x64.exe
The Alfresco setup wizard is for 64-bit Windows systems.
This sets the language to be used for the setup wizard.
There are two types of installation in the setup wizard:
Option | Description |
---|---|
Easy | Easy type installs Alfresco using the default options and
configuration. This install type requires only two fields: install location and
administrator password. Choose this route to install Alfresco with the default
environment. Note: If you have previously installed Alfresco and
the server is running, when you run this setup wizard again, you may be prompted to
enter alternative port numbers for the components and services that you install, for
example, for the Tomcat application server, FTP port, and the RMI
port.
|
Advanced |
Advanced type installs Alfresco but lets you configure the server ports and service properties. You can also choose which additional components to install. |
To complete the Easy setup wizard:
Go to the step for the Completing the Alfresco Enterprise Setup Wizard window and launching Alfresco Share.
To complete the Advanced setup wizard, select Advanced and then click Next.
Follow the remaining steps in this task.
You can select from the following components:
For example, the default location is C:\Alfresco.
Alternatively, click the icon
to choose another location.
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Enter a suitable port number or click Next to accept the default of 5432.
For example, the default is 127.0.0.1.
The URL http://127.0.0.1:8080/share [8] is based on the web server domain and the Tomcat port number that you specify on the Tomcat Port Configuration window. The default of 127.0.0.1 can be used on this machine to verify that Alfresco is running successfully. However, it is not an externally addressable URL, which means that it is not possible for users on other machines to access this URL. To make sure that other users can access the machine where Alfresco is installed, you need to define and create a publicly addressable name.
For example, the default is 8080.
For example, the default is 8005.
For example, the default is 8443.
For example, the default is 8009.
This sets the password for the Alfresco Administrator user account (admin).
Option | Description |
---|---|
Manual | Sets the services to be started manually. Choose this option if you want to start the services yourself. |
Auto |
Sets the services to start up automatically when you restart the machine. |
Select the services start up option, and then click Next.
The Installing window displays, showing the progress of the installation.
This window shows check boxes that determine whether you will see the Readme file, the Getting Started [9] web page, and also whether to start the server and launch Alfresco Share. By default, these options are selected and will start when you click Finish. If you do not want to start Alfresco at this point, deselect the Launch Alfresco Enterprise Share check box.
The Alfresco server starts and then Alfresco Share launches in your default browser.
The Alfresco server is launched as a Windows service. If you did not automatically launch Alfresco at the end of the installation wizard, to start Alfresco, you need to start all the services. From the Start menu, select All Programs > Alfresco One > alfresco manager tool and start the Tomcat Server and Postgres services, or from a command prompt, navigate to the Alfresco installation directory (C:/Alfresco) and run servicerun START as an administrator.
These installers contain all the dependencies you need to quickly get Alfresco up and running. For example, the Alfresco installers install and configure all the necessary software, such as Java, Apache Tomcat, PostgreSQL database, LibreOffice, and ImageMagick. The resulting install is optimized for demonstration and initial evaluation. The installer configures an Alfresco service on Windows and Linux (if run as root) for easier startup.
To automate the installation process and customize it for your environment, you can run the install wizard in an unattended mode and provide an option file. The available options can be listed by calling the installer executable on the command line and passing it the --help flag. You can pass an option file called install_opts to the installer using a command, such as:
./alfresco-enterprise-4.2.0-installer-linux-x64.bin --optionfile install_opts
This is an example option file for Enterprise 4.2.0, which installs most components, uses an external database, and does not install the start-up scripts:
mode=unattended enable-components=javaalfresco,alfrescosharepoint,alfrescogoogledocs,libreofficecomponent disable-components=postgres # Use JDBC settings for an existing database jdbc_url=jdbc:postgresql://localhost/alfresco jdbc_driver=org.postgresql.Driver jdbc_database=alfresco jdbc_username=alfresco jdbc_password=alfresco # Install location prefix=/opt/alfresco_42 alfresco_admin_password=admin # Don't install init scripts baseunixservice_install_as_service=0
Option | Information |
---|---|
--help | Displays the list of valid options |
--version | Displays the product version and information |
--unattendedmodeui <option> | Unattended Mode User Interface. Default is none. Options are none, minimal, minimalWithDialogs |
--optionfile <option> | Installation option file |
--debuglevel <option> | Debug information. Default is 2. Options are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. |
--mode <option> | Installation mode. Default is gtk. Options are gtk, xwindow, text, unattended. |
--debugtrace <option> | Debugging file name |
--enable-components <option> | Comma-separated list of components. Options are javaalfresco postgres alfrescosharepoint alfrescogoogledocs libreofficecomponent |
--disable-components <option> | Comma-separated list of components. Options are javaalfresco postgres alfrescosharepoint alfrescogoogledocs libreofficecomponent |
--installer-language <option> | Language selection. Default is en. Options are en, fr, es, it, de, ja, nl, ru, zh_CN, no, pt_BR |
--prefix <option> | Select a folder |
--jdbc_url <option> | JDBC URL identifier. Default is jdbc:postgresql://localhost/alfresco |
--jdbc_driver <option> | JDBC driver. Default is org.postgresql.Driver |
--jdbc_database <option> | Database name. Default is alfresco |
--jdbc_username <option> | User name |
--jdbc_password <option> | Password |
--postgres_port <option> | Database server port. Default is 5432 |
--tomcat_installation_type <option> | Tomcat installation type |
--tomcat_server_domain <option> | Web server domain |
--tomcat_server_port <option> | Tomcat server port. Default is 8080 |
--tomcat_server_shutdown_port <option> | Tomcat shutdown port. Default is 8005 |
--tomcat_server_ssl_port <option> | Tomcat SSL port. Default is 8443 |
--tomcat_server_ajp_port <option> | Tomcat AJP port. Default is 8009 |
--alfresco_ftp_port <option> | FTP port. Default is 21 |
--alfresco_rmi_port <option> | RMI port. default is 50500 |
--alfresco_admin_password <option> | Admin password |
--baseunixservice_install_as_service <option> | Option to install Alfresco as a service. Default is 1 |
--baseunixservice_script_name <option> | Service script name. Default is alfresco |
--libreoffice_port <option> | LibreOffice server port. Default is 8100 |
--alfrescocustomstack_services_startup <option> | Option to automatically start up Alfresco custom services. Default is demand. Options are demand, auto |
Links:
[1] https://docs.alfresco.com/../tasks/simpleinstall-enterprise-lin.html
[2] https://docs.alfresco.com/../tasks/simpleinstall-enterprise-win.html
[3] https://docs.alfresco.com/../concepts/silent-alf-install.html
[4] https://docs.alfresco.com/../concepts/master-ch-install.html
[5] https://docs.alfresco.com/generate-keys-solr.html
[6] https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Tuning_Your_PostgreSQL_Server#shared_buffers
[7] https://docs.alfresco.com/admintools-user-password.html
[8] http://127.0.0.1:8080/share
[9] http://www.alfresco.com/resources/documentation/getting-started/
[10] https://docs.alfresco.com/../concepts/install-lolibfiles.html
[11] https://docs.alfresco.com/../concepts/installs-eval-intro.html
[12] http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ee872416.aspx
[13] https://docs.alfresco.com/../tasks/generate-keys-solr.html