Hi Bryan,

If you do pick Ubuntu as your server OS, then I just want to say upfront that your best bet will be to use the LTS 10.04 version of Ubuntu. That's the one most heavily used by different Evergreen sites that adopt Ubuntu, ours included. Other versions may work, but may require some extra tweaking. That said, Debian is still the distribution most often suggested.

The downloads page (http://evergreen-ils.org/downloads.php) should give you all the links you'll need to get yourself started. I'd go with the recommendation on that page to install the latest stable release series, which is currently Evergreen 2.1. Let us know how that goes for you though, we'll try to help where we can.

Good luck as you begin your work!

-- Ben

On 11/23/2011 8:30 AM, bryan....@aberdeenshire.gov.uk wrote:
Hi,
Am about to start an attempt at building an evergreen server in
Aberdeenshire, and would welcome any recommendations/advice/feedback.

I haven't settled on anything yet but was thinking about using Ubuntu
server as a platform and picking my way throughthe online How-To install
from the evergreen site, would be glad of any advice.

With thanks,

bryan

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