How to install without Docker

🚧 Installation
#1

How to install Corteza without Docker?
Is there a description for this?

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#2

I’m interested in this too

I wonder how to build it from the source code

#3

+1 ! :slight_smile:

I am also interested with linux package ! if something exists.

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#4

It would be very interesting with a guide that may explain how to do that (with dependencies) :slight_smile:

#5

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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#6

https://github.com/cortezaproject/corteza/tree/main/rpm is bad for me ?

#7

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:

  1. connect to database (.env)
  2. Raise sink fow web-application start (trying to get it)
  3. Make http reverse-proxy with SSL termination
  4. Make service wrapper for corteza-server binary

Also, what is the purpose of “completion Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell” option?

#8

The repository was private; it should work now

#9

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 :roll_eyes:. 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

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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 :anguished: .

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)

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#10

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

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I did that but nothing happened

#11

I had it working on Debian 11
I just downloaded the binary and executed it and it is working great.

You just need to set the required environment variables on system (via .bashrc) and you good to go :+1:

#12

I have the same problem when I tried to install it on a QNAP NAS

#13

2 years later … we still have the same problem.

They don’t seem to care if we install or not.

#14

you can read here how to install from source in this post

https://forum.cortezaproject.org/t/build-for-arm64-proccesor-from-source/2357/2

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