Recital 10.0.3 installer for Linux x32 and x64.

The download contains the following:

• Recital Developer
• Recital Server
• Recital Client Drivers (ODBC and JDBC)
• Recital Web (includes Apache plugin)
• Samples

Recital Express License

When run unlicensed, Recital products run with a Recital Express License. A Recital Express License is for personal "non commercial use only" and can be used to develop applications for desktop or batch operation. It is a single-user license which does not allow multi-user data access. If you need to evaluate Recital products in a multi-user environment please contact sales to request a trial license.

System requirements

• Intel 32 or 64 bit Linux kernel >= 2.4

Linux 64 Bit Additional Requirements

• RedHat, Centos and family

  $ sudo yum install zlib-devel.i686 pam.i686 libstdc++.i686 libnsl.i686

  (and accept dependencies)

• Debian family

  $ sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
  $ sudo apt-get update

  $ sudo apt-get install lib32z1

  (and accept dependencies)

  $ sudo apt-get install libpam0g:i386 libstdc++6:i386

  (and accept dependencies)

• Ubuntu family

  $ sudo apt-get install lib32z1 libpam0g:i386 libstdc++6:i386

  (and accept dependencies)

Installation Instructions

• Download the installer into a temporary directory
• Login as root (or run installer with sudo)
• Run the installer from a terminal window

$ cd download_directory
$ sudo chmod +x recital-10.0.3-linux32.bin
$ sudo ./recital-10.0.3-linux32.bin

• Follow the installer instructions

Getting started

• For systems that do not have the xterm libraries installed, please install these to use xterm, or set the DB_TERM environment variable to start Recital from a terminal:

DB_TERM=gnome-terminal; export DB_TERM

This setting can be added to the /opt/recital/conf/recital.conf (text) file to make it available system-wide.

• Run Recital as root/with sudo to configure the compatibility settings

$ sudo recital

• After saving the compatibility settings, quit to exit, then run Recital as your preferred user.

> quit

$ recital

Full documentation can be found on this website in the documentation wiki.

By default, the system wide temporary directory for Recital is set to /usr/tmp/.  If this directory does not exist, or if another directory is preferred, this can be changed by modifying the DB_TMPDIR environment variable in the /opt/recital/conf/recital.conf (text) file.

Please note that the Recital ODBC Driver for Linux requires a 32 bit ODBC Driver Manager.