Hi Larry,unfortunately we don’t support OpenProject on Windows platforms. Nevertheless, it might be possible to get OpenProject running on Windows, though you may need to do some things manually. Here are some hints for the installation:.provides an installer for Ruby and Ruby on Rails for Windows.

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As OpenProject 3.0 supports Ruby versions newer than 2.1 you may need to use the (it includes Ruby 2.0 but I guess this is fair enough). I guess the will still be helpful because it contains guidance for and. Refer to the for general guidance (for instance database setup and server start)I hope this helps your undertaking. If you’re successful you may want to provide an installation guide for windows?:-)Kind regards,Hagen. Hi guys.See steps below.Following this worked for running the application on Development mode.

I am working on installing it n my live webserver and starting it is production mode. I will give updates once that is done.Install ruby on rails.After Ruby installation, you wil be guided to the c:Sites folder. Hi Batuhan,Most of the content has been moved to. We re-activated the Wiki Module to give you access to the old Wiki Pages. Please try accessing the Windows Instalaltion guide again.Best,MayaBatuhan Cetin wrote:Paul Onwude wrote:Hi Guys,I have now successfully completed the deployment in productionI have added the update to the guide located here.RegardsPaulHi,I am trying to install openproject on a windows server and I found this forum post. When I click the guide link, it says “You are not authorized to access this page.” How can I reach this guide?Thank you! Hi Ivan,the contents of the old Wiki pages were moved to.

However, not all of the guides could be moved, as some of them are outdated and would need to be tested first, which requires significant time investment. This includes the wiki installation page you are looking for:-(This is what we could retrieve for you. It’s not quite the ideal guide, but it will hopefully help you further. Keep in mind that this guide was created by a community member and we can’t guarantee that it is still up to date.“h1.

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Installation Windowsrnrn.Many thanks to Paul Onwude for this guide. Original posted ”here': ruby on rails.rnRuby installation, you wil be guided to the c:Sites folder.

Yes some menus aren't translated yet.To change the language, you can create the file UserDir/.ProjectLibre/openproj.conf (on Mac, or Linux it's UserDir/.projectlibre/openproj.conf). Insert the line 'locale=your language code'. For example locale=en.Note that in the next releases (1.5beta3), openproj.conf will be renamed to projectlibre.confProjectLibre directory has to be in your user home directory.So ProjectLibre should be at the level has 'My Documents' for example. If it doesn't exist, create it.Inside this directory create a file name 'openproj.conf' for beta3 (It will be 'projectlibre.conf' in future releases.Then in this file put the line:locale=enImportant:1) The Point in Front of the Dir: UserDir/!!!DOT!!!!. Hi,Here is what I did to do that, maybe it will help you, it is working with all Win versions.I did not use Windows interface to create dir ( because in some versions, you can not create.DIR) and forgot notepad to editing files( because it is always adding and hiding a.txt extension at your files.)So, let's go to create our ProjectLibre.conf file.1. Open a Dos command windows. ( clic on START icon at the bottom left, type ' cmd' at the prompt).

It is opening a box, placing you at the root of your user directory 'c:UsersYOURNAME'. If you are further i.e. Projectlibre was founded to provide a Cloud replacement of Microsoft Project and an open source replacement of Microsoft Project desktop. We have succeeded in that mission with over 4,300,000 desktop downloads but will soon also offer a revolutionary cloud solution, ProjectLibre Enterprise Cloud. This is similar to the impact Google Docs had on Microsoft Word. We are having the same impact on Microsoft Project by replacing a bloated, expensive and complex architecture with a simple cloud login from anywhere in the world.