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    <title><?oxy_comment_start author="Steven" timestamp="20170511T125135+0300" comment="Merged into &quot;eppo-installation-linus-server.dita&quot;. Moved to not_used folder."?>Unix
    / Linux Server Configuration<?oxy_comment_end?></title>
    <taskbody>
        <context>
            <p>To install <ph keyref="product"/> on a Unix / Linux server:</p>
        </context>
        <steps>
            <step>
        <cmd>Install <ph keyref="product"/> on the server and make sure the <ph
            keyref="executableInstallLinux"/> script is executable and the installation directory is
          in the PATH of the users that need to use the application.</cmd>
      </step>
      <step>
        <cmd>Make sure you allocate sufficient memory to <ph keyref="product"/> by setting an
          appropriate value for the <codeph>-Xmx</codeph> parameter in the <filepath>.sh</filepath>
          startup script.</cmd>
        <info>The default value of the <codeph>-Xmx</codeph> parameter is 512 MB. To avoid <xref
            href="performance-problems-large-documents.dita#performance-problems-large-documents"
            >performance issues with large documents</xref>, you may need to adjust it.</info>
      </step>
            <step>
        <cmd>Make sure the X server processes located on the workstations allow connections from the
          server host. For this, use the <keyword>xhost</keyword> command. </cmd>
      </step>
            <step>
        <cmd>Start telnet (or ssh) on the server host.</cmd>
      </step>
            <step>
        <cmd>Start an <i>xterm</i> process with the <b>display</b> parameter set on the current
          workstation. For example: <userinput>xterm -display workstationip:0.0</userinput>.</cmd>
      </step>
            <step>
        <cmd>Start <ph keyref="product"/> by typing <ph product="editor"><userinput>sh
              oxygen.sh</userinput>
          </ph>
          <ph product="author"><userinput>sh oxygenAuthor.sh</userinput>
          </ph><ph product="developer"><userinput>sh oxygenDeveloper.sh</userinput>
          </ph>
          <ph product="svnClient"><userinput>sh syncroSVNClient.sh</userinput>
          </ph> from the command line. This file is located in the installation folder.</cmd>
      </step>
        </steps>
    </taskbody>
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