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#5699 |
I downloaded the Linux version of the Integration Server and I dont know how to start the install. How do I kick off the installation process from the Linux command line?
Thanks!
#5700 |Rikym,
Go to the folder where you downloaded IS. Type chmod +x without the carets 😉 This will flag the installer as executable. Then type ./ (again, without the carets>, and hit enter. That should start your install.Kevin
#5701 |Thanks for the reply… I got past that last night (setting the file to executable) but I am running a 64-bit kernal and this is a 32-bit executable. When I run the file, it immediately returns without any error or output. Is this supposed to create text-based gui or is it trying to throw something to x-windows? Anyone have a screen shot of what to expect? Also – will be 64-bit OS affect the success of this install?
Thanks!
#5702 |No, it is a web based gui. The install doesn’t output much. Reboot your server and watch the screen when it comes up and see if you see something like Apstel Integration Server start. If not try starting it from the command line. To access the gui go to http://machine_name_or_ip:9111 (thats the gui port) and see what happens.
#5703 |Try these commands as root
service ApstelIntegrationServer start
service ApstelIntegrationServer stop
service ApstelIntegrationServer restart
service ApstelIntegrationServer status#5704 |Hi Rikym,
Thank you for trying Integration server.
Integration Server installer is currently available for 32bit Linux distributions only. This installer can not be used for 64bit Linux.New installer that supports 64bit Linux will be available soon. In the meantime we have created tar version of 64bit installer. Please contact us at support@apstel.com for details and download instructions.
Best regards,
Michael DenichApstel support team
http://www.Apstel.com
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