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Figure 2.1 - Running the setup program |
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For Linux platforms, execute the command 'bash ./%TEAMWORK_SERVER-INSTALLER-FILENAME%' (e.g. bash ./Teamwork_Server_Linux_3_0.sh) |
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Figure 2.2 - Accepting the license agreement |
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For Linux platforms, select a folder for creating symlinks. You may select Don't create symlinks if you do not want to. For Mac OS X platforms, select whether you want to create desktop icon(s) that act as shortcut(s) to the installed products. |
In the Installation Type screen, select an installation type and then click Next > to continue.
You can choose to install both the Server and Admin program, or only the Server, or only the Admin. The recommended option is Server and Admin if it is a fresh installation. If you have already installed the Server or Admin (either on the same computer or a different one), you may choose the Server Only or Admin Only option.
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Figure 2.3 - Installation type |
Server and Admin/Server Only
If you have chosen to install as Server and Admin or Server Only, you are brought to the Server Configuration page.
Specify the port number that will be used by Teamwork Server. The default port is 1999. Please make sure that the specified port will not be used by other applications.
The Teamwork Server Repository field allows you to specify the Teamwork Server repository location, where the configuration and data files used by the Teamwork Server are stored. If there is an existing teamwork server repository, you can import it into the new repository by checking Import Existing Repository and entering its path in the Import Directory field.
You can also import the license key file in this step (since Teamwork Server will not function if there is no valid license key, though you can import the key later, it is advised that you import the key during installation).
Click Next > to proceed with copying files.
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Figure 2.4 - Server Configuration |
Admin Only
If you have chosen to install as Admin Only, you are brought to the Admin Configuration page.
Specify the host and port number that is used by Teamwork Server.
Click Next > to proceed with copying files.
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Figure 2.5 - Admin Configuration |
The Teamwork Administrator will be started if you finished the installation of Server and Admin or Admin Only.
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Figure 2.6 - The Checking Server page |
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Figure 2.7 - The Change Administrator Password page |
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Figure 2.8 - The Create User page |
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Figure 2.9 - The Create Project page |
"No Install" is a compressed (zipped) file which contains all the files needed to run Teamwork Server. To use it, simply decompress the file, you will see a "Teamwork Server" folder is extracted.
Go into the bin folder, you will see there are Windows executable files (with file extension exe).
File | Purpose |
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StartTeamworkServer.exe | Start the Teamwork Server. |
StartTeamworkServerService.exe | Install and start the Teamwork Server as Windows service. |
TeamworkServerConfig.exe | Configure the Teamwork Server settings. |
TeamworkServerAdmin.exe | Perform Teamwork Server administration like add users/projects. |
ShutdownTeamworkServer.exe | Shutdown the Teamwork Server. |
To decompress the "No Install" file, type tar -zxf
Go into the bin folder, you will see there are some executable files. Open the terminal and type the corresponding command to perform the desired operation.
Command | Purpose |
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./StartTeamworkServer | Start the Teamwork Server. |
./StartTeamworkServerService | Install and start the Teamwork Server as Windows service. |
./TeamworkServerConfig | Configure the Teamwork Server settings. |
./TeamworkServerAdmin | Perform Teamwork Server administration like add users/projects. |
./ShutdownTeamworkServer | Shutdown the Teamwork Server. |
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