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This document covers the installation of Eloquence B.08.30 and/or update
from a previous Eloquence release.
Supported platforms
Eloquence B.08.30 is supported on the following platforms and
operating systems:
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HP-UX
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Eloquence is available for HP Integrity and HP 9000 servers:
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Itanium based systems: HP-UX 11iv2 (11.23) or later is required.
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PA-RISC based systems: HP-UX 11iv1 (11.11) or later is required.
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Linux
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Eloquence is available as RPM and DEB packages for the x86_64
(64 bit x86) and x86 (i686) architecture.
Linux distributions RHEL 7.x, SLES 11 and Ubuntu 1804 LTS were
tested and are supported along with newer versions.
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Windows
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Eloquence is available for 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) systems:
- Windows 7, Server 2008 or later is required
New installation directory
Eloquence B.08.30 is installed in a separate directory.
- HP-UX and Linux
- The Eloquence B.08.30 software is installed to the "/opt/eloquence/8.3"
directory. This allows Eloquence B.08.30 to be installed in parallel with
previous Eloquence releases.
- An existing installation of a previous Eloquence release is not updated
or replaced when installing Eloquence B.08.30. It may be uninstalled once it
is no longer used. The installation procedure does not copy or migrate the
configuration of a previous Eloquence release.
- Windows
- By default, Eloquence B.08.30 is installed to the "Eloquence\8.3"
directory below "Program Files". On 64-bit Windows, Eloquence is installed
below "Program Files (x86)". Product specific files are no longer installed
into the Windows system32 directory. This allows Eloquence B.08.30 to be
installed in parallel with previous Eloquence releases.
- The Eloquence B.08.30 installation program automatically upgrades any
previous Eloquence software to the new installation directory (see upgrade
notes in the Windows installation
instructions for details).
License keys
Eloquence B.08.30 requires a license key version B.08.30 or
above. For a new Eloquence installation or when upgrading from
a previous Eloquence version a new license key must be obtained
to use the Eloquence server components.
The basic FTS functionality is included in the base product.
To use enhanced FTS indexing functionality, an additional FTS or FTC license key is required.
Please refer to Eloquence B.08.30 License Key documentation
for additional details.
Obtaining Eloquence
The Eloquence B.08.30 release is available for download from the
Eloquence web site:
http://eloquence.marxmeier.com/download/B0830.
For the Linux platform a new
yum repository and
deb repository
makes it easy to install and update Eloquence versions.
Please refer to the Linux installation
documentation for details.
Installing Eloquence
Eloquence installation follows the conventions of the respective platform.
For a detailed description, please refer to the following platform
specific installation instructions.
- HP-UX
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The HP-UX installation instructions provide
information on supported HP-UX releases, required HP-UX patches and system
prerequisites.
The HP-UX kernel parameters
document describes the HP-UX kernel configuration changes required
to use Eloquence B.08.30, B.08.20, B.08.10 and B.08.00, relative
to older releases.
- Linux
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Linux installation instructions provide
information on supported Linux releases, system prerequisites and installation
along with distribution specific notes.
The Linux kernel parameters
document describes the Linux kernel configuration changes required
to use Eloquence B.08.30, B.08.20, B.08.10 and B.08.00, relative
to older releases.
- Windows
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Windows installation instructions
provide information on supported Windows versions, system prerequisites
and installation along with platform specific notes.
Configuring Eloquence
The B.08.30 Eloquence configuration document
provides
detailed information on configuration changes, such as modified
installation and configuration directory and file names, updated
config templates, and choice of 32-bit or 64-bit database server
(where applicable).
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