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For Ubuntu 16, 18 and 20 + Debian 9 and 10 64-bit
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A short URL has been created for downloading this file from the command line: https://bit.ly/ocubuntu. You can download it as follows: 
wget -O /path/to/openclinic.ubuntu.tar.gz https://bit.ly/ocubuntu

Then execute the following commands:

cd /opt						
tar zxf /path/to/openclinic.ubuntu.tar.gz 	
cd openclinic
./setup						

#if you want to use the default configuration you MUST install in /opt
#replace /path/to with the folder where openclinic.ubuntu.tar.gz is stored
#this script will start OpenClinic and configure the default language and country

Instead of manually executing these instructions, you can can also simply download the script install_ubuntu from this site to your Linux machine and execute it as root ;-)

For Ubuntu 22 and 24 64-bit
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A short URL has been created for downloading this file from the command line: https://bit.ly/ocubuntu24. You can download it as follows: 
wget -O /path/to/openclinic.ubuntu24.tar.gz https://bit.ly/ocubuntu24

Then execute the following commands:

cd /opt						
tar zxf /path/to/openclinic.ubuntu24.tar.gz 	
cd openclinic
./setup						

#if you want to use the default configuration you MUST install in /opt
#replace /path/to with the folder where openclinic.ubuntu.tar.gz is stored
#this script will start OpenClinic and configure the default language and country

Instead of manually executing these instructions, you can can also simply download the script install_ubuntu24 from this site to your Linux machine and execute it as root ;-)


For CentOS and RedHat 7 and 8 64-bit
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Perform the following instructions as root after downloading openclinic.centos.tar.gz:

cd /opt						
tar zxf /path/to/openclinic.centos.tar.gz 	
cd openclinic
./setup						

#if you want to use the default configuration you MUST install in /opt
#replace /path/to with the folder where openclinic.ubuntu.tar.gz is stored
#this script will start OpenClinic and configure the default language and country

For all versions
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After this, you can connect to OpenClinic GA using a browser on http://server_ip_address:10088/openclinic

At later stages, the OpenClinic GA software can be started/restarted using the restart_openclinic script in /opt/openclinic/.
You can put this script in /etc/rc.local or make it a service to start OpenClinic GA at boot time
Source: README.txt, updated 2024-10-06