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Revision as of 23:58, 12 January 2012

Software Requirements

Operating System
  • RedHat Linux Enterprise Server (ES) Release 5 (Kernel version greater or equivalent to 2.6.18-xx) or any other distribution of Linux with kernel version greater or equivalent to 2.6.18
  • 64 bit OS recommended
  • With Perl Installed (compatible with MySQL Server)
Java
  • J2SE 6.0 (JDK version 1.6.0, release _02 or above)
MySQL Server
  • MySQL Version 5.1.xx (Community Edition or Community Enterprise Edition)
  • MySQL Client
  • MySQL Shared libraries
  • MySQL Shared compatibility libraries
  • MySQL Headers and libraries
Mail Server
Mail Server Configuration
  • Choose any of postfix, sendmail, etc.
  • This mail server should run on TCP Port 25
  • The mail server should always be up and running for the platform functionality to work as expected
  • Test and verify the Mail Server MTA (Mail Transfer Agent) with this command:
echo "test mail" | mail -s "hello" admin-name@myserviceproviderdomain.com
An email message should be received at the specified address. If the confirmation message does not arrive, check the mail log to discover the cause.
Memcached
Memcached 1.4.10 or later for caching
Other Software Requirements
Optional, Recommended
Apache HTTP server 2.2.21
  • The following modules must be compiled into Apache during installation:
mod_proxy
mod_ssl
mod_expires
mod_headers
  • Instructions are provided on how to configure the Apache HTTPD server so that it can be in front of the Tomcat server to serve static content
Configuring Apache to Serve Static Content