RedHat Server Install
Install RedHat
This document provides instructions for installing Row64 Server on Red Hat 10.
First, download and install Red Hat Enterprise Linux (REHL). Get the RHEL Server ISO version 10 from:
During the installation process, you will be prompted to create a user. Create a user named row64 and use the credentials listed below. (Match the case; the user's name should be all lowercase).
| Field | Credential |
|---|---|
| Full name | row64 |
| User name | row64 |
| Password | temp7 |
Requirements:
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Run the installation steps as the row64 user.
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The row64 user should have administrator privileges.
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When interacting with the folders that Row64 Server uses, do so as the row64 user.
Install Row64 Server
Get the latest .rpm file here:
From the console, run:
sudo rpm -ivh row64server-3.5-0.x86_64.rpm
Next, connect Row64 with Apache (Web Server).
From the console, run:
sudo python /opt/row64server/install/Connect_RedHat.py
Note
To simplify installation, this .py will install Apache and connect Row64 for you. If you want to modify or tune this installation, you can modify this .py file. It’s a minimal and straightforward process.
Verify row64server Is Running
In the console, type:
sudo systemctl status row64server
If it's working, it will look like this:
Other useful commands:
sudo systemctl start row64server
sudo systemctl stop row64server
Verify that the installation and setup was successful by running test examples. Refer to the corresponding documentation on how to do this:
Get Browser Video On The Server
If you want to see video in the browser on the server, you may have trouble with RedHat Firefox, which disables .mp4 video.
To work around this, use the Chrome browser. To install Chrome, use the following commands in the console:
wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_x86_64.rpm
sudo yum install ./google-chrome-stable_current_*.rpm
google-chrome
Internal Network - Get IP Address
The simplest way to connect Row64 Studio to a server on the same internal network is with the local IP address.
Get that using:
ip address
Next Step Videos
Here are some videos to get you started:
Dashboard Workflow:
Cloud & Server 101:
Extra Tools
Sublime Text Editor
Our preferred text editor is Sublime Text. It can be installed with the following command:
sudo snap install sublime-text --classic
Chrome
If you install Chrome on the server, be aware that Chrome has two web assembly compilers, and in older versions, can occasionally run a slow compiler. If you notice Chrome is slower:
Navigate to this editing page: chrome://flags/#enable-webassembly-baseline
And change “WebAssembly baseline compiler” to “Disabled”
