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can alfreso community edition install on red hat 7.x platform?

paul_pu

Can alfresco community edition software install on red hat 7.x ?

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jpotts

Yes. Even for Community Edition, you are well-advised to refer to the "Supported Stacks" documentation:

Supported Platforms | Alfresco

RHEL 7 is clearly supported for Alfresco 5.1 which means it works for Community Edition.

I also have multiple Community Edition clients running on RHEL 7 with no problem.

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jpotts

Yes. Even for Community Edition, you are well-advised to refer to the "Supported Stacks" documentation:

Supported Platforms | Alfresco

RHEL 7 is clearly supported for Alfresco 5.1 which means it works for Community Edition.

I also have multiple Community Edition clients running on RHEL 7 with no problem.

paul_pu

Thanks, Jeff. From the Supported Platforms | Alfresco<https://community.alfresco.com/external-link.jspa?url=https://www.alfresco.com/services/subscription/supported-platforms> link, I only see the document for enterprise edition, I don’t find the document for community edition. can you provide one for me?

Thanks for your help.

Paul

jpotts

There is no such list for Community Edition because Community Edition is

not commercially supported by Alfresco Software, Inc.

But it still makes sense to use the same supported stack for Community

Edition because the software is the same and those supported stacks reflect

what the Alfresco QA organization has tested against.

paul_pu

Thanks Jeff for the explanation.

Thanks,

Paul