How to install Corteza without Docker?
Is there a description for this?
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I’m interested in this too
I wonder how to build it from the source code
+1 ! 
I am also interested with linux package ! if something exists.
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It would be very interesting with a guide that may explain how to do that (with dependencies)
I’m afraid there are no general instructions for this just build scripts. You’ll have to reverse engineer Docker build files or maybe RPM scripts (https://github.com/cortezaproject/corteza/tree/main/rpm).
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HI, folks. I’m going to deploy RPM 2022.3 at Rocky 8.5.
Now I learning server options.
Could you check my points, please. After RPM deployment I have to:
- connect to database (.env)
- Raise sink fow web-application start (trying to get it)
- Make http reverse-proxy with SSL termination
- Make service wrapper for corteza-server binary
Also, what is the purpose of “completion Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell” option?
The repository was private; it should work now
I have to thank Corteza team for the great effort. But you have to know that installing Corteza locally is not a piece of cake 
. I followed the instructions on both youtube video for local demo install, and the documentation for 2022.3 Offline deployment, I was confused naming the folder “local-demo” so I named it after the documentation “my-corteza” but when I logged in (http://localhost:18080/auth/ - I added “auth/” manualy to make it work) there was no corteza one instead I found this
and when i press the apps icon at the top I get redirected to another page nothing happens, I get this message on the black screen(Unable to connect
Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at localhost:18083.) , so I downloaded the prebuilt source https://releases.cortezaproject.org/files/corteza-2022.3.4-rc.2-linux-amd64.tar.gz and executed the only executable file named “corteza-server” but nothing happend 
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O.S.: MX LInux 21 based on Debian 11, Linux kernel 5.14, Init: SysVinit (not systemd)
Browser: Firefox 102 (64 bit)
docker -v: Docker version 20.10.17, build 100c701
docker-compose -v: docker-compose version 1.25.0, build unknown
psql --version: psql (PostgreSQL) 13.7 (Debian 13.7-0+deb11u1)
As I understand that the Linux prebuilt source on Index of /files/ is a way to install corteza without docker, is that right?
and then all you have to do is execute the executable file after checking the permission to run the file as a program
I did that but nothing happened