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Server Requirements #155

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kvnsmn opened this issue May 22, 2019 · 5 comments
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Server Requirements #155

kvnsmn opened this issue May 22, 2019 · 5 comments

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@kvnsmn
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kvnsmn commented May 22, 2019

Hello,

I am trying to make the UVdesk opensource ticketing system work in our environment, but somehow I can't make it work.

I have it running on centos 7 for testing purposes with 100gb hard drive and 4gb ram and 2x3.2ghz processors. It is slow, everytime when I want to set up the installer with http://localhost/uvdesk/public/ it won't work and open up a 500 error. Other directories are working fine. (Then open your browser and and browse to the server domain name then go to public URL . (In my case URL is: http://localhost/uvdesk/public/)

I used the search here in issues and on their website.

A few questions:
What are the server hardware requirements? (We would like to use centos 7)
Is there a step by step guide to install uvdesk? A better one than https://www.uvdesk.com/en/blog/installation-open-source-helpdesk-uvdesk/ This one does not help at all. Even the one for MacOS or windows? did not help. There are so many steps missing.

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@UVvidu
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UVvidu commented May 31, 2019

Hi kvnsmn,

I have it running on centos 7 for testing purposes with 100gb hard drive and 4gb ram and 2x3.2ghz processors. It is slow, everytime when I want to set up the installer with http://localhost/uvdesk/public/ it won't work and open up a 500 error. Other directories are working fine. (Then open your browser and and browse to the server domain name then go to public URL . (In my case URL is: http://localhost/uvdesk/public/)

>> Browse your Installed Helpdesk's public folder then share the screenshot of the error with composer.lock file so that we can look into the matter to - find the exact issue and provide you solution accordingly.

What are the server hardware requirements? (We would like to use centos 7)

>> Processor: 1.60GHz or higher
RAM: 3GB or higher

Is there a step by step guide to install uvdesk?
>> Steps will remain same - https://www.uvdesk.com/en/blog/open-source-helpdesk-installation-on-wamp/

The all you need to have structuring below:
1 - PHP 7 or Higher
2 - Composer
3 - Pre-installed IMAP & MAILPARSE PHP Extensions
4 - Server - Apache

Do let us know for any further help.

@estebanyque
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I'm trying to install it in Centos 7 with PHP 7.2, a remote MariaDB database correctly configured under .env file, but when I opened the browser I got the message "An unexpected error occurred during the PHP version verification process. "

SeLinux is permisive, the value of the boolean httpd_can_network_connect_db is ON, the owner of the folder is apache:apache (checked against the httpd conf file).

Composer has been installed manually, PHP7.2 came from REMI repos, so, everything looks fine but I cannot run UVDesk. PHP requirements were installed.

Any ideas?

@vaishaliwebkul
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Hello estebanyque,

Web server might don't have permission to allow overriding of the Apache config on a per-directory basis

Resolve Issue
In httpd.conf , Allow Override needs to be set to All for the directory block as mention below:

<Directory /home/users/var/www/htdocs>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
Require all granted

Reference this solution for better guide:
#143

@estebanyque
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Thank you so much!!!

I will write it down for my own documentation!!!

Thanks again!

@vaishaliwebkul
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Hi @estebanyque

I'm glad to hear that issue resolve :)

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