Category:Installation: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 11:54, 10 February 2010

The default installation of EPrints is on a stand-alone linux system, but this is not the only way EPrints can (and has) been installed.

The EPrints team currently recommends installing EPrints in one of the following ways:

Here are some other ways:

Proxied to a non-root user account: Where the server and all associated code is installed without root/admin access to anything
Hosted on virtual directories other than root - sharing with other Web applications on the same server

This catagory contains a range of other sets of instructions for different operating systems and versions of EPrints. Most of them are not supported but may still work. Template:EPrints Tech

Subcategories

This category has only the following subcategory.

U

Upgrading

Pages in category "Installation"

The following 18 pages are in this category, out of 18 total.

C

Creating an EPrints MSI

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H

How to set up EPrints on virtual directories other than root

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N

Non-root proxy

R

T

Training Video:EPrints Install

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 The default installation of EPrints is on a stand-alone linux system, but this is not the only way EPrints can (and has) been installed.
 The EPrints team currently recommends installing EPrints in one of the following ways:
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 * [[non-root_proxy|Proxied to a non-root]] user account: Where the server and all associated code is installed without root/admin access to anything
 * [[How to set up EPrints on virtual directories other than root|Hosted on virtual directories other than root]] - sharing with other Web applications on the same server
+This catagory contains a range of other sets of instructions for different operating systems and versions of EPrints. Most of them are not supported but may still work. {{EPrints Tech}}