Starting KnowledgeTree on Linux

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This procedure starts and stops KnowledgeTree on Linux.

Note: This topic is not relevant to KnowledgeTreeLive. To start KnowledgeTreeLive, open a Web browser; then, enter the URL to your KnowledgeTreeLive account. If you are using KnowledgeTree on-premise, you can also start KnowledgeTree by entering the server URL in your browser address bar.

Perform the following steps:

1.	Open a terminal to start KnowledgeTree via the command line interface.

2.	Type cd ktdms/

3.	To start the servers (Apache and MySQL) and all services (OpenOffice, Indexer, Scheduler), enter the following command: ./dmsctl.sh start

Note: See the following commands for alternative actions:

•	To stop all KnowledgeTree servers and services, use: ./dmsctl.sh stop

•	To stop the Apache server only, use: ./dmsctl stop apache

•	To start the Apache server only, use: ./dmsctl start apache

•	To restart the Apache server only, use: ./dmsctl restart apache

•	To stop MySQL server only, use: ./dmsctl stop mysql

•	To start MySQL server only, use: ./dmsctl start mysql

•	To restart MySQL server only, use: ./dmsctl restart mysql

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