Open Source Document Management System | OpenKM

It's a bit odd. Have you tried to stop Tomcat by hand? Another thing you can try is using a more recent Tomcat like https://sourceforge.net/projects/openkm ... p/download

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I would recommend Ubuntu or CentOS because the third-party dependencies are included in the package repositories, so they can be installed easilly.

In OpenKM Professional there is a tool which do the required steps to update a given OpenKM instance to a newer version. This implies SQL statements, HQL statements and BeanShell code which perform the required tasks. You just download the tool, execute it and it will download automatically the newe...

Si te precoupa el espacio en disco te recomiendo usar un sistema de ficheros que admita deduplicación y/o compresión de ficheros, como ZFS.

The download page points to an old version, it's true. But the link to the installer is fine. Using the installer is the recommended way to install OpenKM. When I said "0.9.5-CE" I was talking about the OKMInstaller version, not the OpenKM version.

Please, take a look at the documentation https://docs.openkm.com/kcenter/view/ok ... aller.html

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The latest OpenKM CE version is 6.3.6 and if the installer got another versoin, then there is an issue related to the installer. Please, verify the installer version is 0.9.5-CE (build: 7363361)

Sorry, but I don't understand the relation between the OKMInstaller manifest and the SDK & property groups issue.

I've just tested and works. Maybe it was a temporal issue.

Please, read https://docs.openkm.com/kcenter/view/ok ... ebian.html

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It's supposed to be fixed, but if you can reproduce any of them, please open a issue at https://github.com/openkm/document-mana ... tem/issues

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Sorry, which MANIFEST.MF are you talking about?

It depends on the Hibernate Search dependency. Lucene is included as a transitional dependency, so I think you can't upgrade to a major version.

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Estás compilando desde el código fuente? En ese caso te aconsejo que uses el de https://github.com/openkm/document-management-system

You don't need credentials to access our Maven repository. Simply you're trying to compile an old source code which tries to access to the wrong Maven repo. As I said, chechout the newest source code and just compile it. $ git clone https://github.com/openkm/document-management-system.git $ cd docum...