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| # ./install | | # ./install |
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− | You'll initially be required to read the license agreement <blockquote>************************************************************** | + | You'll initially be required to read the license agreement . . . <blockquote><code>Press [enter] to read the license agreement...</code></blockquote>After reading through the agreement, you can proceed as follows . . . |
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− | * MailArchiva Server Installation/Upgrade *
| + | During the installation process (either method), you'll be asked two questions:<blockquote><code>Do you agree to the terms of the agreement (yes/no)?</code></blockquote>("yes" is the proper answer)<blockquote><code>Max heap size [512m-7557m]?:</code></blockquote>(If your server has 8GB of physical RAM, you can use 5192m for the Max heap size value) |
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− | Welcome to the MailArchiva installation / upgrade procedure.
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− | In future, you may also use this script from upgrade purposes.
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− | Simply download an update from <nowiki>http://www.mailarchiva.com</nowiki>
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− | and run this script. All your settings will be preserved.
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− | **************************************************************
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− | Press [enter] to read the license agreement...</blockquote>After reading the agreement, you'll be asked whether or not you agree to the terms of the agreement ('yes' is the proper answer):<blockquote>Do you agree to the terms of the agreement (yes/no)? </blockquote>During the installation process (either method), you'll be asked two questions:<blockquote><code>Do you agree to the terms of the agreement (yes/no)?</code></blockquote>("yes" is the proper answer)
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− | <code>Max heap size [512m-7557m]?:</code> | |
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− | (If your server has 8GB of physical RAM, you can use 5192m for the Max heap size value) | |
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| Refer to http://help.mailarchiva.com/enterprise-memory-settings for heap space recommendations | | Refer to http://help.mailarchiva.com/enterprise-memory-settings for heap space recommendations |
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− | If installation is successful, you'll see the following: | + | If installation is successful, you'll see the following:<blockquote><code>mailarchiva service installed</code> |
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− | <code>mailarchiva service installed</code> | |
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| <code>to start service, type sudo systemctl start mailarchiva</code> | | <code>to start service, type sudo systemctl start mailarchiva</code> |
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| <code>if service start fails, start server using /opt/mailarchiva/server/startserver</code> | | <code>if service start fails, start server using /opt/mailarchiva/server/startserver</code> |
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− | <code>visit <nowiki>http://help.mailarchiva.com/</nowiki> for setup and configuration instructions</code> | + | <code>visit <nowiki>http://help.mailarchiva.com/</nowiki> for setup and configuration instructions</code></blockquote> |
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| ==='''Tweaking The Installation: The SME Server Way'''=== | | ==='''Tweaking The Installation: The SME Server Way'''=== |
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| db configuration set mailarchiva service TCPPort 8090 access private status enabled | | db configuration set mailarchiva service TCPPort 8090 access private status enabled |
| </syntaxhighlight>Then you can ssh to your server via a tunnel on port 8090 and then access Mailarchiva at http://localhost:8090 | | </syntaxhighlight>Then you can ssh to your server via a tunnel on port 8090 and then access Mailarchiva at http://localhost:8090 |
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