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The status of the httpd service should be 'active (running)': Make sure the httpd service is running by checking its status with the following command: systemctl status httpd Start the Apache service and set it to start automatically at boot.

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Install Apache and SSL module: yum -y install httpd mod_sslĢ. Run the following steps to install Apache 2.4 and the SSL module:ġ. Mod_ssl is an Apache module that provides SSL v2/v3 and TLS v1 support for the Apache HTTP server necessary for ProcessMaker. In the case MySQL is in another server, you must create a new user and give this user the permissions to access.ħ. For more information, please read this section. Warning: ProcessMaker does NOT support special characters (such as: # $ % ^ & ( /) in the root password. Then follow the wizard's instructions to secure MySQL as follows: Note: In some cases the password is already defined so you need to check it before you run the mysql_secure_installation and change it, to do this use the following command: Log in as the root user and issue the following command: mysql_secure_installation The status of the mysql service should be 'active (running)':īefore using MySQL, use the mysql_secure_installation command to set up a secure database environment.

Make sure the mysql service is running by checking its status with the following command: systemctl status mysql Start the MySQL service and set it to start automatically at boot. Yum-config-manager -enable mysql56-communityģ. Use these command lines to configure the repository and install MySQL 5.6.x: yum-config-manager -disable mysql57-community Run the command lines to download the repositories: yum install -y yum-utilsĢ. In order to install MySQL 5.6.x, use the following steps:ġ.

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Read the Turning Off MySQL STRICT Mode section to learn how to disable it. ProcessMaker is not compatible with MySQL STRICT mode, which is enabled by default as of MySQL 5.6.6. yum -y remove mariadb* Step 3: Install MySQL 5.6.XX Step 2: Remove MariaDBīy default CentOS 7.2 comes with some MariaDB modules installed.

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Warning: Depending on your CentOS version, the server update should take a long time to complete. Make sure that your server is the latest version. EnvironmentĪssuming you already have a CentOS 7.2.x Core or Desktop installed and have the proper permissions, by typing the comand sudo su and entered the administrator password you can execute the following commands in order to have the stack ready to install ProcessMaker.

does not guarantee the stack functions correctly. If this stack is implemented on-premises, ProcessMaker Inc. The stack procedure and references described below are used by ProcessMaker in its cloud environment and it works appropriately in cloud configurations. Stack 225 is supported by ProcessMaker, meaning that it has been tested by the Quality Control team. Stack 225 provides detailed information about the database and application server configurations needed to correctly install the following versions of ProcessMaker on the platform CentOS/RHEL 7.x under Apache web server.

Configuration and ProcessMaker Installation.

Step 9: Install and Configure Supervisor.

Step 7: Install Firewall and Open ProcessMaker's Port.

Configure PHP Default Settings for Production Environments.