I've got Openmeeting install on a Ubuntu 14,0,4 server. Everything
appears to be working from preliminary testing. The only issue we are
experiencing is the Java Screen Share Service. I'm using an Ubuntu
12.0.4 Desktop with Oracle JDK 1.8.0_77. When I attempt to start the
screenshare service the attached txt file displays what comes up in the
console. My partner is using Windows 10 and he is also having an issue
with it. Do you have any suggestions or point in the direction I need
to go to resolve this issue.
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*Leland Corso Sr.
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OPEN MEETING
Hardware Requirements
Minimalistic requirement (without Document Converters, Recorder and Upload
feature) 1GHz CPU 1 GB RAM ( server-side )
Recommended requirement 2x/4x 2GHz ++ CPU (32 or 64Bit) 4GB RAM. If you
have a 64Bit Operating System check if there is a OpenOffice 64Bit Version
available for your OS ( server-side )
Headset/Microphone recommendation: Logitech ClearChat PC Wireless, for
example from Amazon or EBay Auctions ( cient-side ). See all recommendations
for cameras, headsets and speakerphones.
Recommendation for production environment
By default OpenMeetings uses the integrated Apache Derby database. For
production environment you should consider using MySQL , Postgres , or for
example IBM DB2 , or Oracle , or MSSQL
Enabling Image Upload and import to whiteboard
Install ImageMagick on the server, you can get more information on
http://www.imagemagick.org regarding installation. The instructions for
installation can be found there
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php , however on most Linux
systems you can get it via your favorite package managers (apt-get it)
Enabling import of PDFs into whiteboard
Install GhostScript on the server, you can get more information on
http://www.ghostscript.com/download/gsdnld.html regarding installation. The
instructions for installation can be found there, however on most Linux systems
you can get it via your favorite package managers (apt-get it).
Install SWFTools on the server, you can get more information on
http://www.swftools.org/ regarding installation. Some of the Linux
distributions already have it in there package manager (see
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/utils/swftools ), the recommended version
of SWFTools is 0.9 as prior version have a bug that does lead to wrong object
dimensions at whiteboard
Enabling import of .doc, .docx, .ppt, .pptx, ... all Office Documents into
whitebaord
JODConverter installed (needed since v2.x)
OpenOffice or Libre Office Installed
Since Version 2.x of OpenMeetings it is no more required to start
OpenOffice (or Libreoffice) service, see OpenOfficeConverter for details
Enabling Recording and import of .avi, .flv, .mov and .mp4 into whiteboard
Install FFMpeg (with -enabled libmp3lame and libx264 options) . You
should get FFMPEG in an up to date copy! OpenMeetings is tested with FFMPEG
Version 10.3 and latest build from GIT For Windows you can download a Build for
example from http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Linux or OSx Users should be
able to use one of the various Installation Instructions on the Web. You need
to enable libmp3lame and libx264!
Install SoX http://sox.sourceforge.net/ . You should install SoX in a
up to date copy! SoX 12.xx will NOT work!
