The following procedure is intended for advanced users and explains how to install Jeedom on a Debian Linux server.
INFORMATION
If you have questions about installing Debian, the Jeedom team also offers system images that include Debian with Jeedom preinstalled. See Related documentation for more details.
Jeedom is Linux software designed to run optimally on a Debian server system.
Be sure to check that Your version of Debian is supported by Jeedom before proceeding with the installation.
IMPORTANT
Each Jeedom instance is intended to run on a dedicated server. Given this, there may be unintended consequences when other services are hosted on the same server. Similarly, Debian desktop systems are not covered by official support.
To install Jeedom, you must log in to the system console using the method that best suits your situation (SSH, keyboard/monitor, virtual terminal).
Once logged in to the system with a user account that has administrative privileges sudo, just enter these 3 commands:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jeedom/core/master/install/install.sh
chmod +x install.sh
sudo ./install.sh
INFORMATION
If logged in as
root, you need to run the script./install.shwithout the commandsudofirst.
IMPORTANT
This section is intended for users with some expertise.
The Jeedom installation script offers various options for customizing each instance:
-d): Enables or disables the database managed by Jeedom (1 by default)-i): Defines the type of installation (standard by default)-s): executes a specific step (0 by default)-v): selects a Jeedom development branch (master by default)-w): directory where to install Jeedom (/var/www/html by default)A non-exhaustive list of devices supported by Jeedom can be found at Compatibility documentation
View the documentation related to First login to access the Jeedom interface after installation.