Hello,
Could you please let me know whether Convertigo server is compatible for 64 bit Linux. If so could you please let me know the link from where I can download the binary and also some installation steps.
Regards
Thanks for the support
Tapas Dixit

Hello,

Installation procedures are described in the OperatingGuide documentation.

www.convertigo.com/docs/OperatingGuide/6...7655.html#Xag9647655

To make things more clear here are some addons to the documentation.

- Convertigo is packaged in 32-bit for tomcat (convertigo-server-6.x.x-vXXXX-linux32.run.zip)

- Convertigo is packaged in 32 bit (convertigo-6.x.x-vXXXXX-linux32.war) and 64 bits (convertigo-6.x.x-vXXXXX-linux64.war) for Websphere only. No 64 bit Convertigo is supported under tomcat.

- Convertigo 32 bit for tomcat (convertigo-server-6.x.x-vXXXX-linux32.run.zip) can be of course installed on 64 bit Linux. but be sure to install the 32 bit packages as stated in the documentation.


All Convertigo Binaries can be downloaded from Sourceforge.

sourceforge.net/projects/convertigo/files

Hello,
Thanks for the information. I was trying to install the convertigo-server-6.1.4-v30883-linux32.run.zip in a Linux 64 bit Ubuntu machine. But I have got some problem while installing. Please see the attched screen prints while installing. Also the Convertigo server did not start when I did a ps -ef | grep convertigo
I had used the root ID to do all the installation steps as mentioned in the Operation guide and also ascertained that the packages libgtk2.0-0, libxt6, libxtst6, unzip were installed before installing Convertigo.

Now I was thinking of uninstalling the package and reinstall that. Could you please tell me how to uninstall that.

Regards
Tapas

Hello Tapas,

This issue is most probably due to the 32bits compatibility library 'ld-linux.so.2' that is missing.

Just try installing it with the following command:

yum install ld-linux.so.2

and restart installation.

Just after installation, you may have to relaunch the server ('/etc/init.d/convertigo start'), even if you chose to automatically start it at the end of the installation process. Some other customers reported this issue.

Best regards,
Fabien Balageas

Hi Fabien,
Thanks for the help. It worked for me. Since I am using Ubuntu I used the command apt-get instead of yum.
Regards
Tapas