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Revision as of 18:01, 27 December 2015
Back to Guidelines - Step 5
Introduction
The following wiki pages describe the procedures to install a "vanilla" DSpace instance using an Ubuntu LTS server as we did for our SUNScholar server.
You are also welcome to use these pages to build a test/development/training version of DSpace.
If you intend to use these wiki pages for an installation workshop on your campus, then make sure each computer and server to be used for this purpose, has open and unrestricted access to the internet via your institutions firewall and/or proxy server.
These installation instructions apply best Unix system administration practice and therefore differ from the official DSpace instructions
*** It is essential that you follow each step in the procedures as close as possible, without missing steps ***
