The Voximal Stack package installs :
Supported Linux distribs :
In order to install a Voximal Stack,(formerly named Voxibot, or Suite) you need a standard Linux 64 bit server. If you want to use a Cloud image, you can use the page Cloud Providers to quick deploy your Voximal instance.
Pre-reguest
Installation process.
In this instalation we are going to use Debian 8, to show you the process.
Note : For OS Debian 8 there are some modifications need to be done, Debian 8 has systemd which cause some issues during installation of voximal stack, we will replace systemd by old one (sysvinit). For a moment it's the only choice for debian 8 but we are working on new version of voximal stack which will support the systemd.
now we are going to start step-by-step:
# apt-get -y install sysvinit-core sysvinit sysvinit-utils
init=/usr/bin/systemd
in /etc/default/grub, change to init=/lib/sysvinit/init
, then call update-grub
command line (this may been done automatically, but check it). Reboot : to change init process ! # apt-get remove --purge --auto-remove systemd
, welcome back to SysV .# ping 8.8.8.8
Recommended : it is better to have remote application to handle the terminal of Debian by SSH port, for instance Putty. Be sure that SSH installed on your Debian server if not use the next command : # apt-get install openssh-server
# wget http://downloads.voximal.com/voxibot/debian8/x86-64/voxibot_1.0.187_20171019_0voximal187debian8_x86-64.run
In our case shows OS=debian8 and process=x86-64 version of voxibot=voxibot_1.0.187_20171019_0voximal187debian8_x86-64.run .
Note: choose what is adapting to your system.
# chmod +x voxibot *
, pay attention, sign (*) means to inter a complete name as you see on your directory, in our case is # chmod +x voxibot_1.0.187_20171019_0voximal187debian8_x86-64.run
# ./voxibot_1.0.187_20171019_0voximal187debian8_x86-64.run
# reboot
Download the latest version of Voxibot with extension .run
package from:
Note : You need to disable linuxSE.
Note : You need the tar and gzip tools already installed on your server.
Then:
[root]# </code>
You have two simple ways to test and validate your installation :