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eXo Tribe is An Open Source Enterprise Social Platform – Ubuntu Linux 15.04

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  • 5 maart 2021 in
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    eXo Tribe is a social collaboration platform for enterprises. It lets small to medium scale organizations create their own social network, online community or customer/partner portal etc. This tool makes building an interactive website a piece of cake. It offers built in social collaboration tools like wikis, forums, documents, Q&A, calendars etc. Simply install this application and start customizing your website or social network according to your needs and liking. Let’s see how we can install this tool on Ubuntu Linux 15.04 operating system.

    Installing eXo Tribe on Ubuntu 15.04

    The installation process might be bit tricky for some users, but we have tried to document it in the simplest possible form  below.

    Installing and configuring dependencies (Java)

    In order to install eXo, our ubuntu system must have JAVA installed. Launch your system terminal and run following command to install java.

     sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk

    As soon as the Java installation is complete, we need to set JAVA_HOME variable. You can check the exact path for your java installation by running the following command.

     sudo update-alternatives –config java

    Now edit “/etc/environment” file in Gedit text editor by running the following command and append JAVA_HOME value there. Following screenshot shows the same.

     sudo gedit /etc/environment

    eXo Java

    Save the file and run following command to update environment variables.

     sudo source /etc/environment

    Now confirm that JAVA_HOME has been configured properly by running the following:

     echo $JAVA_HOME

    Installing eXo

    Alright, Java has been installed and configured properly, now download eXo from following URL.

    Download eXo Tribe

    Once the download process is complete, go to the download location via terminal and run following command to extract the downloaded file.

     sudo unzip eXo-Platform-community-tomcat-4.2.0.zip

    Go into the extracted directory:

     cd eXo-Platform-community-tomcat-4.2.0

    Start eXo Tribe by running the following:

     sudo ./start_eXo.sh

    It will take couple of minutes to start the eXo server, here is how the successful start up process should look like:

    eXo start up

    Launch your browser and load http://localhost:8080 to access your installed eXo setup.

    eXo

    Stopping eXo

    You can stop the eXoTribe instance by running the following commands.

     sudo ./stop_eXo.sh

    Conclusion

    eXo is a feature rich platform and is highly extensible with the help of plugins. Due to the evolving demands of such collaboration tools, eXo is gaining good popularity as well. The only drawback noticed is that it requires pretty healthy amount of system resources. In order to run eXo successfully you should have atleast 4 4GB memory allocated to your system.

     

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