Installing the interoperation server on Linux systems

This topic provides the instructions for installing the interoperation server on Linux.

Before you begin

Copy the installer file to the computer that you want to install the interoperation server on.

Install the interoperation server as the root user. After the installation the root user owns the files. To change the ownership, run a recursive chown on the files from the root of the interoperation server directory. For example, run chown -R user:group.

Procedure

  1. Create a home directory for the installation.
  2. Create a non-privileged user account to own the interoperation server files. For example, you might call this user account doors.
  3. Navigate to the directory that contains the installer file, and run it. The installation files are automatically extracted. When the files are extracted, the installation procedure begins:
    1. Press Enter to continue.
    2. Press 1 to accept the license agreement.
    3. Specify the absolute path to the installation directory, and enter y to confirm.
    4. Press Enter to run the installer.
    5. The installation script then confirms all the installation options and installs the files.
  4. Press Enter when the installation finishes.

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