Download Options - Anteil OpenCRM v2

NOTE: All available downloads are designed for use with RedHat Linux version 7.3 or RedHat Linux version 9 If you have any questions or concerns please email us at info@anteil.com. Source code and manual installation instructions can be found by clicking here.

Option 1: Self-Installing Binary

The self-installing binary is a single download that will extract all necessary files, and will begin the Anteil OpenCRM v2 installation. This download will: * determine the version of RedHat you are running * inform you of any required packages that may be needed * install the required UDB and Anteil packages via RPM system for your version of RedHat * modify your httpd.conf adding a VirtualHost directive for Anteil OpenCRM * create and load a default anteil_opencrm MySQL database
Download the Self-Installing binary (Right Click to save)
Simply download the self_installing binary into a temp directory and execute it as root ( # ./anteil_opencrm_v2.run ) to begin installation. This option is intended for use on a "clean" system. i.e. a freshly installed RedHat 7.3 or 9 system, however it can be installed on existing systems. Once you've begun installation, follow the on screen instructions.

Option 2: RPM Packages

Prerequisites: you will need to have the following packages installed: apache / httpd mysql mysql-server php-4 php-mysql php-pgsql postgresql and postgresql-libs You will need to download and install the following packages based on your distribution:
For RedHat 7.3: (Right Click to save)
udb-1.8-29.i386.rpm
udb-php-1.8-29.i386.rpm
anteil_opencrm-2.0.0-1.i386.rpm
For RedHat 9: (Right Click to save)
udb-1.8-29.i386.rpm
udb-php-1.8-29.i386.rpm
anteil_opencrm-2.0.0-1.i386.rpm

By default, the anteil_opencrm-2.0.0-1.i386.rpm package will install config files for
Apache version 1.x. You will need to download the Anteil Apache Resource Config and VirtualHost config
below for Apache 2, and/or read this link concerning Apache 1 to 2 migration.

Apache 2.x config files:
_anteil_opencrm.conf
_anteil_opencrm.virtual

Simply copy the above two files into the /etc/httpd/conf directory, and modify your httpd.conf
to reflect the contents of _anteil_opencrm.virtual, optionally tailor to your specific sites
DNS and restart Apache for the settings to take effect.
Other:
RedHat Enterprise
SuSE
Once you've downloaded the packages for your specific version of Red Hat: Install the RPMs in the following order: udb-1.8-29.i386.rpm, udb-php-1.8-29.i386.rpm, anteil_opencrm-2.0.0-1.i386.rpm. Once the anteil_opencrm-2.0.0-1.i386.rpm package is installed, you will need to create the initial MySQL database for Anteil OpenCRM. To do this, change to the /var/www/anteil_opencrm/data/schema directory and run the "install-1time.sh" script. This script will connect to your MySQL Server Instance and install the tables and initial data needed to run Anteil OpenCRM. After installation is completed successfuly, restart Apache and browse to your newly configured site. (by default http://localhost/) The admin login is "admin" and the admin password is "admin" (without the quotes) You will need to enable register_globals in /etc/php.ini (set register_globals = On) as well as enable short_open_tag in /etc/php.ini (short_open_tag = On) remember to restart httpd after making any changes to /etc/php.ini

Option 3: Manual Installation


If your platform is not supported above, you can download the Anteil OpenCRM and UDB sources to compile manually by clicking here.

Option 4: CVS - (recommended for developers only)

# export CVSROOT=:pserver:cvs@cvs.anteil.com:/home/cvs # cvs login Passwd: (passwd is "anonymous") # cvs co udb ... # cvs co anteil_opencrm ... # Installation debugging and support is not free, however, we will be happy to steer you in the right direction if you already know how to drive. If you've got something to contribute, we'll tell you how it works under the hood. :-) We are especially interested in anyone who knows anything about syncing with palm pilots, storing e-mail in a database, interfacing with LDAP, and interfacing with Asterisk.