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{{Messagebox|boxtype=note|icon=|Note text=Memcached is a cache server to improve the performance of your BlueSpice installation. It is not required for the actual operation of BlueSpice. The steps listed here are therefore optional.|bgcolor=}} | |||
==Installation== | |||
Install Memcached with Aptitude: | |||
<pre>apt-get update; \ | |||
apt-get -y install memcached; \ | |||
apt-get clean</pre> | |||
==Configuration== | |||
Open the file containing the memcached configuration (for example, /etc/memcached.conf on Debian / Ubuntu). Find the '' '-m' '' argument there and increase the available memory according to your server's capabilities: | |||
<pre>-m 512</pre> | |||
Save and close the file and restart memcached with <code>service memcached restart</code>. | |||
==Next step== | |||
If you have completed all steps successfully and want to install BlueSpice pro, proceed to the next step " [[Setup:Installation Guide/Advanced/Mathoid|Mathoid]]". If you want to install BlueSpice free, you can now continue with [[Setup:Installation Guide/With Installer|Installing BlueSpice]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:29, 24 January 2023
Installation
Install Memcached with Aptitude:
apt-get update; \ apt-get -y install memcached; \ apt-get clean
Configuration
Open the file containing the memcached configuration (for example, /etc/memcached.conf on Debian / Ubuntu). Find the '-m' argument there and increase the available memory according to your server's capabilities:
-m 512
Save and close the file and restart memcached with service memcached restart
.
Next step
If you have completed all steps successfully and want to install BlueSpice pro, proceed to the next step " Mathoid". If you want to install BlueSpice free, you can now continue with Installing BlueSpice.