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Debian Etch + plain Alfresco w/o Tomcat. Experiences?

pav5088

I'm interested in experiences from people using Debian Etch (or other deb based distro) on getting Alfresco working with the deb native versions of Tomcat, MySQL etc… basically I want to know if it's possible, and if so are some custom tricks required.

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mikeh

Hi

Have you seen this article in the wiki?

http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Debian_Installation

Thanks,
Mike

pav5088

Hi

Have you seen this article in the wiki?

http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Debian_Installation

Thanks,
Mike

I checked out that article already. I want to get Alfresco working with the Debian Etch bundled Tomcat 5.5 and sun-java5-jre… and that article makes use of the bundled Tomcat and downloaded java, though the information on MySQL and OpenOffice looks useful.

I have experimented already, but my problem may have been the Tomcat version I was using ( v5 ). Etch comes with v5 and v5.5… and I mistakenly used the older one because I thought the v5.5 package was coming from etch-backports, or one of the other non-standard package repositories I'm using in my apt config.

-Mark