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All rights reserved Table of Contents Foswiki System Requirements..........................................................................................................1 of 3 Server Requirements................................................................................................................1 of 3 Perl Modules........................................................................................................................1 of 3 Specific distribution details..................................................................................................2 of 3 Client Requirements............................................................................................................3 of 3 i Foswiki System Requirements Low client and server base requirements are core features that keep Foswiki widely deployable, particularly across a range of browser platforms and versions. Many extensions exist which enhance and expand Foswiki's capabilities; they may have additional requirements. Server Requirements Foswiki is written in Perl 5, which is supported on Microsoft Windows as well as Unix and Unix-like systems (including Linux and OSX), on which it uses a number of shell commands and RCS (Revision Control System), a GNU Free Software package. It should be able to run on any server platform that meets the following requirements. Resource Required Server Environment Perl 5.8.8 or higher 5.7 or higher (including GNU diff) RCS (Revision Control Optional. Foswiki includes a pure Perl implementation of RCS (RcsLite) that can System) be used instead, at the cost of performance GNU diff 2.7 or higher is required when not using the all-Perl RcsLite. Install within the PATH if not included with RCS (check version with diff -v) GNU diff Must be the version used by RCS, to avoid problems with binary attachments - RCS may have hard-coded path to diff Other external fgrep, egrep programs • Unix: cron Cron/scheduler • Windows: cron equivalents Apache is well supported; for information on other servers, see Web server Foswiki:Support.InstallingOnSpecificPlatforms. Perl Modules A complete list of the required and optional Perl modules can be found in lib/DEPENDENCIES. The following CPAN modules are not shipped with Foswiki. Note that Foswiki extensions may add additional requirements. Modules marked as Required may still be optional if certain default core features are not used. Module Required/Optional Description CPAN:HTML::Entities Required Used for WYSIWYG Editing CPAN:HTML::Parser Required Used for WYSIWYG Editing CPAN:HTML::Tree Required Used by CompareRevisionsAddOn. Used by MailerContrib for email notifications of topic CPAN:URI Required changes. Used by the Configure Extensions Installer, and for external CPAN:LWP Required URL based INCLUDEs CPAN:version Required version >= 0.77 required for module version checks Required to use SHA1 password encoding, since Perl 5.9.3 CPAN:Digest::SHA Optional part of core CPAN:Digest::SHA1 Optional Required by the Foswiki PageCaching feature CPAN:Win32::Console Optional May be required for Internationalization on Windows Copyright © Delta Controls Inc. Generated 26 Sep 2021 - 16:59 1 of 3 support.deltacontrols.com/...System/SystemRequirements Required by the Extensions Installer in configure if CPAN:Archive::Tar Optional command line tar or unzip is not available, since Perl 5.9.3 part of core. Alternative to Archive::Tar, used by the Extensions Installer CPAN:Archive::Zip Optional if Archive::Tar and command line tar and unzip also unavailable Required by Net::SMPT to send email over SSL to providers CPAN:Net::SMTP::SSL Optional such as gmail. Required by Net::SMTP if email server requires CPAN:Authen::SASL Optional authentication. Most of them will probably already be available in your installation. You can check version numbers with the configure script, or if you're still trying to get to that point, check from the command line like this: perl -e 'use FileHandle; print $FileHandle::VERSION."\n"' For more detailed dependency information, try the script dependencies_installer.pl located in the tools directory, which makes perl module installation easier. Run it with option -h to understand basics. This script requires confirmation before it actually does something. Specific distribution details Ubuntu and other Debian derived distributions Show Debian / Ubuntu informationHide Debian details Install apache and rcs apt-get install apache2 rcs Perl Module Package to install Notes HTML::Parser libhtml-parser-perl HTML::Entities included with HTML::Parser HTML::Tree libhtml-tree-perl LWP libwww-perl version libversion-perl Must be version 0.77 or newer Digest::SHA libdigest-sha-perl Digest::SHA1 libdigest-sha1-perl URI liburi-perl Net::SMTP::SSL libnet-smtp-ssl Authen::SASL libauthen-sasl note, broken on Ubuntu 11.10 x64. Install using CPAN! After expanding the Foswiki archive, change the ownership of the files: • Debian, Ubuntu, Kubunto: chown -R www-data:www-data /path/to/foswiki RedHat, SuSE, CentOS and other RPM based distributions Show RetHat, SuSE and other RPM detailsHide RPM details Install apache2, rcs, and perl-CPAN Perl Module Package to install Notes Copyright © Delta Controls Inc. Generated 26 Sep 2021 - 16:59 2 of 3 support.deltacontrols.com/...System/SystemRequirements HTML::Parser perl-HTML-Parser HTML::Entities included with HTML::Parser HTML::Tree perl-HTML-Tree LWP perl-libwww-perl version Must be version 0.77 or newer Digest::SHA perl-Digest-SHA Digest::SHA1 perl-Digest-SHA1 URI perl-URI Net::SMTP::SSL perl-Net-SMPT-SSL Authen::SASL perl-Authen-SASL After expanding the Foswiki archive, change the ownership of the files: • RedHat, Fedora, CentOS Mandriva: chown -R apache:apache /path/to/foswiki= • Suse: chown -R wwwrun:www /path/to/foswiki Client Requirements The standard installation has relatively low browser requirements: • XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliant • Cookies, if persistent sessions are required • Javascript, for edit/save/upload functionality Change {ValidationMethod}{Method} from strikeone to embedded in configure to allow non-javascript browsers to edit/save/upload CSS and Javascript are used in most skins. Some skins will require more recent releases of browsers. The default skin is tested on IE 6+, Safari, Chrome and Firefox. You can easily select a balance of browser capability versus look and feel. Try the installed skins at SkinBrowser and more at Foswiki:Extensions.SkinPackage. Related Topics: AdminDocumentationCategory This topic: System > WebHome > ReferenceManual > SystemRequirements Topic revision: 06 Dec 2010, ProjectContributor Copyright © by the contributing authors. All material on this site is the property of the contributing authors. Ideas, requests, problems regarding Delta Controls Support? Send feedback Copyright © Delta Controls Inc. Generated 26 Sep 2021 - 16:59 3 of 3.
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