How To Install XTRF 8 on Ubuntu 18.04

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XTRF is a Polish translation management system available to install as SAAS or on your own server (both Windows and Linux). In today's article, I will keep notes on how to install XTRF 8 on Ubuntu 18.04

Our company has been using the XTRF translation management system since 2011 (if not earlier) and recently we opted for a major upgrade (from version 2 to version 8). The previous version was run on Linode VPS (Debian). For the latest version, I decided to go with the same VPS from Linode (to make it work I chose 8GB RAM Linode), but instead of Debian, i opted for the latest Ubuntu 18.04 LTS release.

Insert the following line into the /etc/apt/sources.list file:

echo "deb https://repo.xtrf.eu/debian debian xtrf" >> /etc/apt/sources.list

then

apt install xtrf60 tzdata=2018g-0ubuntu0.18.04

Run the command to insert XTRF package signing key into the database:

wget -q https://repo.xtrf.eu/debian/key.pub -O - | apt-key add -

Enter the following command:  

aptitude update

Run the following command 

aptitude install xtrf

To start xtrf jboss service:

systemctl start jboss-xtrf
 

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