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Revision as of 15:59, 4 October 2011


Unofficial Installation Guide

This is an unofficial installation guide. It may be outdated or apply only to very specific configurations and versions. The official and maintained installation steps for RT are in the README and UPGRADING documents included in the official .tar.gz packages.




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Introduction

The best/easiest distribution for RT

There is no the best or the easiest. People run RT on Debian, FreeBSD, NetBSD, RH7/8/9, RHEL, CentOS, Fedora, Solaris, SuSE, Gentoo, OpenBSD and many more, some geeky even do that on Windows.

Just look at the list of guides below. Pick a distro you're familiar with, check if it has packages for the latest stable RT or install from source.

Generic Installation Guides

Platform-Specific Installation Guides

Source Installs

Packaged Installs

Perl Module Repositories for RHEL/CentOS

Database Specific Notes

Web Server Specific Notes

Upgrading

Other

Deployment guides

Documents which explain why and which way, rather than how.