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Installing ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise from RPM/DEB packages using the provided script

Installing ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise from RPM/DEB packages using the provided script

Introduction

ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise is a paid version of the collaborative system developed to manage documents, projects, customer relationships, and email correspondence, all in one place.

ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise can be installed using an automatic installation script for Linux operating systems. The script sets up all the components required for ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise correct operation and is easy to run, manage and update.

This guide explains how to install ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise on your server using RPM/DEB packages with the help of the provided script. This installation method allows you to install ONLYOFFICE Docs, ONLYOFFICE Community Server, ONLYOFFICE Control Panel, and ONLYOFFICE Talk at once (without ONLYOFFICE Mail which can be installed later). Alternatively, you can run this script and select an option to install ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise using Docker.

System requirements

CPU

at least 4-core (6-core recommended)
RAM

at least 8 GB (12 GB recommended)
HDD

at least 40 GB of free space
Additional requirements

at least 6 GB of swap
OS

amd64 Linux distribution with kernel version 3.10 or later

Although running ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise Edition is resource-intensive, you will not have to allocate swap space before you start installation. When you run the installation script, a 6 GB swap file is created automatically.

Getting ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise script

Download ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise installation script file. The script is available on the download page or via the direct link below:

curl -O https://download.onlyoffice.com/install/workspace-enterprise-install.sh

Once the download is complete, you can start the installation.

Running ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise installation

Note that all installation actions must be performed with root rights.

To start the installation process, run the following command:

bash workspace-enterprise-install.sh

Once you enter the above command, you will be prompted to select the way you want to install ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise. Type N and press Enter to install ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise using RPM/DEB packages.

If some programs already installed on your machine are using ports required for ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise you will be asked to verify that the required ports are free. To find out which application is using a specific port, run the following command:

netstat -lnp | grep :<port_number>

You can then reconfigure the application to use a different port. Once the required ports are free, rerun the script and select the RPM/DEB installation option.

The script will automatically install and configure all required prerequisites as well as the ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise components (ONLYOFFICE Docs, Control Panel and ONLYOFFICE Workspace).

If you are using CentOS, SELinux may prevent NGINX from starting. To resolve this, configure or disable SELinux as it is described in this article.

Once the installation is complete, you can verify that ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise is running correctly. Open a browser and enter the local network computer IP address do not use localhost or 127.0.0.1; enter the machine's IP address on the local network in the browser address bar instead. ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise Edition should be up and running, confirming that the installation was successful..

If you install ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise using RPM/DEB packages, the HTTPS and Update sections will not be available in the Control Panel and you will need to manually install ONLYOFFICE Mail and connect it to ONLYOFFICE Workspace. Refer to the corresponding instructions to switch your portal to HTTPS and to install and connect ONLYOFFICE Mail.

When installing ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise on Debian-based systems, some values are stored in debconf and are used during subsequent updates. For example, database connection parameters.

If these parameters are changed manually in the configuration files, an error will occur during updates. To prevent this, update the parameters in debconf using the following commands:

echo "onlyoffice-communityserver onlyoffice-communityserver/db-host select Newhost" | debconf-set-selections
echo "onlyoffice-communityserver onlyoffice-communityserver/db-user select Newuser" | debconf-set-selections
echo "onlyoffice-communityserver onlyoffice-communityserver/db-name select Newname" | debconf-set-selections
echo "onlyoffice-communityserver onlyoffice-communityserver/db-pwd password Newpassword" | debconf-set-selections
echo "onlyoffice-xmppserver onlyoffice-xmppserver/db-host select Newhost" | debconf-set-selections
echo "onlyoffice-xmppserver onlyoffice-xmppserver/db-user select Newuser" | debconf-set-selections
echo "onlyoffice-xmppserver onlyoffice-xmppserver/db-name select Newname" | debconf-set-selections
echo "onlyoffice-xmppserver onlyoffice-xmppserver/db-pwd password Newpassword" | debconf-set-selections

Other ways to install ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise using RPM/DEB packages

When you run the workspace-enterprise-install.sh script and select "N", this triggers the additional installation script for RPM/DEB packages: install-RedHat.sh or install-Debian.sh depending on your operating system. You can also download and run this script directly, with additional parameters if needed. The available commands are listed below.

For RedHat

Get the installation script:

curl -O https://download.onlyoffice.com/install/install-RedHat.sh

Install ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise using RPM packages:
```
bash install-RedHat.sh
```
Display available script parameters:
```
bash install-RedHat.sh -h
```
Update existing ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise components using RPM packages:
```
bash install-RedHat.sh -u true
```

For Debian

Get the installation script:

curl -O https://download.onlyoffice.com/install/install-Debian.sh

Install ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise using DEB packages:
```
bash install-Debian.sh
```
Display available script parameters:
```
bash install-Debian.sh -h
```
Update existing ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise components using DEB packages:
```
bash install-Debian.sh -u true
```