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Installer for Linux

The Scriptcase installer installs Apache, PHP and Scriptcase on your operating system. The installer does not include a database.

Prerequisites

To download the Scriptcase Installer, go to our download page clicking here.

If the database used to create the projects is Oracle, we recommend performing the manual installation of Scriptcase.

Listed below are the operating systems approved for Scriptcase use. Check the list of supported distros:

  • Debian 8 or higher version
  • Ubuntu 18.04 or higher version
  • RHEL 7 or higher version
  • CentOS 7 or higher version
  • Fedora 30 or higher version
  • Manjaro Linux 19 or higher version
  • Linux Mint 18.04 or higher version
  • OpenSuse Leap 15.1 or higher version

NOTE: Before proceeding with the installation, it is recommended not to have any other web environments installed (such as LAMP, Zend Server, etc) on your operating system. It is recommended to have some basic knowledge of Linux/Unix environment to use the Terminal (Shell).

This documentation will describe Scriptcase installation in 3 simple steps:

1 - Run Scriptcase Installer.
2 - Choose installer settings.
3 - Run Scriptcase.

Running Scriptcase Installer

1 - Browse to the directory where the installer is located.

Before we can run the Scriptcase installer, we need to access the folder where the installer file is located using the cd command.

Example: sudo cd /home/your_user/Downloads

Directory Browsing Example.

NOTE: Scriptcase installer requires administrative permissions to make changes to your machine. We will have to use the sudo command to run the installer.

2 - Grant permission to the installer file and run it.

For you to run the chmod command that changes the permissions of a file or directory, you must also run the sudo command.

Example: sudo chmod +x scriptcase_linux_installer_x86_64_en_us_v9.8.000-php81.run

Granting permission to execute

The chmod + x command is used to make the installer .run file executable.

3 - Run the Installer file.

Example: sudo ./scriptcase_linux_installer_x86_64_en_us_v9.8.000-php81.run

Granting permission to execute

Choosing the Installer settings

NOTE: Installing Scriptcase with PHP 8.1 will not conflict with an existing Scriptcase installation with PHP 7.0 or 7.3. The Installer configures an Apache service (apachesc9php81) with a different port (8092) than the installer with PHP 7.0. or 7.3

Will be automatically installed on the operating system:

  • Apache Web Server v2.4.53.
  • PHP 8.1 with extensions MBSTRING, ZIP, BCMATH and GD enabled.
  • SourceGuardian: 13.0.3.
  • Scriptcase 9.8.

1 - Choose the installation language.

installation language

Language

You can select the language that will be displayed in the installation process. This step does not select the Scriptcase interface language, only the installer language.

Click Ok to continue

2 - Click “Next” to continue.

Installer "Welcome" screen

3 - Read and accept the terms of the license agreement.

Installer License Agreement

Click Next to continue.

4 - Enter the installation directory.

The default installation path is “/opt/NetMake/v9-php81”. It is not recommended to make any changes to this path unless it is necessary.

Installation directory

Installation Directory

In this option, you can set the installation path.

Installation Browse: This button lets you select the installation folder or create a new one.

Click Next to continue.

5 - Configure Scriptcase Apache.

Installation Apache setup

Port

Here will define in which port the Scriptcase Apache service will run on. We recommend using the value set in this installation (8092).

Admin Email

You can configure Apache administrator email for better control of your environment. This setting serves as information when a server error occurs. A message will appear along with the administrator email to be contacted.

Error 500 with Admin Email

Apache Domain

The Apache domain must be set here. We do not recommend making any changes to the default value.

PHP TimeZone

In this option, you can set your PHP TimeZone. It is recommended to select the option corresponding to your time zone. You can check the list of available TimeZones here.

Click Next to continue.

6 - Clicking “Next” will start the installation process.

Installation

Wait until all components are installing and the environment is set up.

Installation progress

8 - Complete the installation.

Finishing the installation

View the “Read Me” file

Clicking finish you will be redirected to the “Read Me” page with all the necessary initial information and useful links.

Read Me file

Open Scriptcase 9

Clicking “Finish”, will open Scriptcase in your default browser.

Access the Scriptcase

1 - To access your Scriptcase, you need to open your browser and enter the local IP or domain of the ported server you selected in the Apache setup.

Example 1: http://127.0.0.1:8092/scriptcase

Example 2: https://yourdomain.com:8092/scriptcase

2 - Login to Scriptcase

After accessing the Login page, you must enter the username and password to proceed to your development environment.

Scriptcase Login screen

User

In this field, you must enter the user to login to Scriptcase. By default, the user is admin.

Password

In this field, you must enter the password to login to Scriptcase. By default, the password is admin.

Keep me logged in

This option keeps the user logged in until they log out through the Scriptcase interface.

Forgot your password?

IMPORTANT: Password recovery will only be possible if you have configured your SMTP information. To access our documentation showing how to perform this configuration click here.

By clicking on this option, it is possible to recover the password of the informed user. An email will be sent to the user so they can access the recovery steps.

Need to register your Scriptcase?

You can access our knowledge base to understand all the steps for registering a Scriptcase license.