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Install Required Libraries
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As of Confluence 3.5, X11 dependencies are now no longer needed. |
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Make sure you are install a JDK. This is a requirement of Confluence. |
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Log in as your staff account which has sudo access to perform the actual move to /opt/
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The downloaded Confluence package is powered by Tomcat. You can specify Tomcat use a specific java directory by modifying the Confluence setenv.sh file as described at Running Tomcat with a specific JRE version.
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useURIValidationHack="false" URIEncoding="UTF-8"/>
<Connector port="8009" protocol="AJP/1.3" URIEncoding="UTF-8" />
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The UTF-8 is important as Confluence is developed to post using UTF-8. Without this setting errors occur when working with attachments containing special characters. Further details are covered in the Bonsai Tomcat Connector article. |
Select and Enable Context Path
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Once port 8009 is enabled, mod_jk can be enabled by following the Apache Tomcat Connector instructions.
Verify Internationalization Features
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