Manual installation on an already installed Debian system ( 4.30 LTS )
The supplied ISO images are not yet UEFI compatible, so you have to install the Debian base system manually and use the script for a server installation
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In our example, we install Artica on a physical server. We have already installed a Debian 10 system
It is important to understand that Artica is a product that supports and modifies the Linux system according to its needs.
It is not intended to install Artica on a server already in production.
Uninstalling Artica is not possible.
- Install your system using the Debian 10 template on a minimum 50GB of Hard disk
- Connect on your server using SSH.
Install the Artica Core v4.30 LTS installation
- Run these command-lines:
apt-get install wget
wget http://articatech.net/download/v4/install-manuall.sh && chmod 0755 install-manuall.sh && ./install-manuall.sh
- Confirm that you transform your server as an Artica server
- If you want to get an on-ready proxy/mail/DNS system, choose the “normal mode” by using the No answer, in other way, a minimal package will be provided using the “Yes” answer.
- About 630 packages will be downloaded and installed, confirm using “Yes” to continue.
- Wait during the installation packages
- After the debian installation package, the script will remove all unecessaries services
The script will remove the systemd init engine
The script will download the full package by downloading parts of 3mb
- Once all parts downloaded, the package will be builded and extracted
- After extracting the package, necessaries services will be installed
- Once done, script will suggest to reboot your system by typing “
/usr/sbin/reboot”
