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-===== install ​apache ​application server ====+===== install ​Apache ​application server ==== 
 +You can download a pre-configured Apache from [[niota_links | niota download page]] or from an official Apache download page. Please check [[niota_requirements | system requirements]] for valid combinations of niota application and Apache application server.
  
-=== Prerequisites === 
 ---- ----
 +=== Prerequisites ===
 +
   * Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2019 Redistributable (x64). ​   * Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2019 Redistributable (x64). ​
  
-You can find the installer on niota download page.+You can find the installer on [[niota_links | niota download page]].
 ---- ----
 +==== Windows - install Apache ====
  
-=== install ​apache ​=== +=== install ​Apache ​=== 
-Execute listed tasks step by step in the given order+Unpack ​the downloaded file and copy the folder to drive’s root. 
  
-  * Open .zip file and copy Apache 2.4 to the drive’s root. Eg.: “C:​\Apache24x64” or “D:\ Apache24x64”. This is the recommended ​way according ​to Apache’s install guide. +Eg.: “C:​\Apache24x64” or “D:\ Apache24x64”. ​ 
-  * Copy “php-7.3.8_x64” into folder: “C:​\Program Files\”. +**This is the recommended ​by the to Apache’s install guide.** 
-  * Open “Apache24x64\conf\httpd.conf + 
-  * Verify ​server root directory path at part:  +  * open **''​..\conf\httpd.conf''​** 
-  * Define SRVROOT "C:/ Apache24x64"​ +  * verify ​server root directory path at ''​Define SRVROOT "c:/​Apache24x64"​''​ 
-  * Verify ​document root directory path. If you want to place Niota somewhere else than “htdocs” folder, change it, otherwise leave it as it is.+  * verify ​document root directory path. If you want to place niota somewhere else than “htdocs” folder, change it, otherwise leave it as it is.
   ​   ​
 <​code>​ <​code>​
 +Define SRVROOT "​c:/​Apache24x64"​
 +# ...
 DocumentRoot "​${SRVROOT}/​htdocs"​ DocumentRoot "​${SRVROOT}/​htdocs"​
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-  ​* Check if PHP path is correct at those lines:+** You can install PHP now or later. ​Check [[niota_install_php | PHP install]] for further details.**
  
-<​code>​ +** If you would like to use LDAP(S) go to page [[niota_system_config_ldap|set LDAPS authentication]].**
-AddHandler application/​x-httpd-php ​.php +
-AddType application/​x-httpd-php .php .html +
-LoadModule php7_module "​C:/​Program Files/​php-7.3.8_x64/​php7apache2_4.dll"​  +
-PHPiniDir "​C:/​Program Files/ php-7.3.8_x64"​  +
-</​code>​+
  
-  * Check php configuration:​ +=== install Apache as service ===
-    * Navigate to file: “C:​\Program Files\php-7.3.8_x64\php.ini” +
-    * Verify if paths are set correctly:​ +
-      * session.save_path ​"​C:​\Apache24x64\tmp\"​ +
-      * extension_dir ​"​C:​\Program Files\php-7.3.8_x64\ext"​ +
-    * If you would like to use LDAP(S) go to chapter “Set LDAPS authentication” on page 3.+
  
-=== install apache as service === +  ​stop Apache if running 
- +  * run command prompt in admin mode 
-  ​Stop Apache if running +  * navigate ​to folder: “Apache24x64\bin\” 
-  * Run command prompt in admin mode +  * run command: ​
-  * Navigate ​to folder: “Apache24x64\bin\” +
-  * Run command: ​+
  
 <​code>​ <​code>​
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-  ​Open 'Local Services'​ window +In case you need to run the server with a specific service user you can do this: 
-  * Right click on Apache2.4 -> Properties -> Log On tab -> fill 'This account'​ form+  ​open 'Local Services'​ window 
 +  * right click on Apache2.4 -> Properties -> Log On tab -> fill 'This account'​ form
  
  
-=== remove/​uninstall ​apache ​service ===+=== remove/​uninstall ​Apache ​service ===
  
-  * Stop Apache service +  * stop Apache service 
-  * Navigate ​to “\bin” folder of that Apache installation which service you would like to remove (e.g.: C:​\Apache24x64\bin\ ) +  * navigate ​to “\bin” folder of that Apache installation which service you would like to remove (e.g.: C:​\Apache24x64\bin\ ) 
-  * Run command:+  * run command:
  
 <​code>​ <​code>​
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-=== verify dll files for LDAPS === +=== verify dll files for openssl - used by niota password encryption and LDAPS connection ​=== 
-When the following three dll file are differs ​in Apache24/​bin folder than the ones in PHP folder it raises ​ldap extension ​error:+ 
 +If the following three dll file are different ​in Apache24/​bin folder than the ones in PHP folder it raises error during LDAPS connection or password encryption/​decryption:
   * libssl-1_1-x64.dll   * libssl-1_1-x64.dll
   * libcrypto-1_1-x64.dll   * libcrypto-1_1-x64.dll
   * libsasl.dll   * libsasl.dll
  
-These files must be copied **from PHP** root folder **into Apache24/​bin** folder. It is recommended to back up original files of Apache.+These files must be copied **from ​''​PHP''​** root folder **into ​''​Apache24/​bin''​** folder. It is recommended to back up original files of Apache.
  
 +Error message starts with //"​Call to undefined function openssl_decrypt()..."//​
  
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