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N.B. Rogō is being used on Linux and Solaris servers for all known installations in the community. However, as Rogō runs on a LAMP stack there should be no issues with it running on a Windows server.
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The instructions below are for an in development branch of Rogo |
From Rogo 6.1 the install and update scripts will check that the listed extensions are installed before letting you proceed.
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<rogo>
<version>6.1.0</version>
<php>
<min_version>5.3.9</min_version>
<extensions>
<extension>mysqli</extension>
<extension>mcrypt</extension>
<extension>curl</extension>
<extension>gd</extension>
<extension>ctype</extension>
<extension>mbstring</extension>
<extension>xml</extension>
<extension>xmlrpc</extension>
<extension>fileinfo</extension>
</extensions>
</php>
<database>
<mysql>
<min_version>50100</min_version>
</mysql>
</database>
<webserver>
<apache>
<min_version>2.2</min_version>
</apache>
</webserver>
</rogo> |
Hardware Recommendations
Running on-line summative assessments requires a stable hardware platform with enough resources to handle the current student numbers and predicted growth in numbers. Rogo is a web application based around the LAMP stack and many of the standard optimisation techniques are applicable. However, on-line summative assessments have a different load profile to normal web traffic caused by the start of the exam. This high load over a short time period and the importance of the consequence of hardware failure must be taken into account.
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