The following requirements are necessary for ScrumWorks Pro Server installation and operation on the Linux platform:

• An Internet connection to download third-party files required by ScrumWorks Pro. If you do not have an Internet connection, please see below.
• The utility Wget to retrieve files using HTTP, HTTPS and FTP
• Java 2 Development Kit (JDK) version 5.0. To download JDK, please see the Sun web site:
  http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index_jdk5.jsp

Before installing ScrumWorks, please review the ScrumWorks Server Hardware Recommendations to assist with selecting an appropriate server to host ScrumWorks Pro.

1. Obtain the ScrumWorks Pro Linux distribution.
2. Extract the file into the directory in which you want to install ScrumWorks Pro.
3. Change to the directory that was created during extraction.
4. Run ./setup.sh to configure your server and get instructions for starting it.

New customers can request request a trial license if necessary.

Existing customers can obtain the latest stable version of ScrumWorks Pro Windows distribution from the ScrumWorks Pro Upgrade web site. Note, the upgrade distribution is identical to the distribution used for fresh installations.

1. Load the ScrumWorks Pro Upgrade web site in a web browser:
   http://danube.com/scrumworks/pro/upgrade
   
   
2. Enter your Case ID number and the maximum users in your license. These two values can be found by loading the ScrumWorks Pro Desktop Client and navigating to the "Help" menu. Select "About" from the "Help" menu and note the values for the "Case ID" and "Licensed Users"
   
   
3. Select the latest Linux platform distribution and download.
   The distribution file is an archive named: scrumworks-pro-version-mac_linux.tar.bz2
   
   
4. Extract the ZIP file into a temporary directory.
   

If you do not have an Internet connection available, please download the following files and place them in the scrumworks-3.2 installation directory:

• JBoss Application Server 4.2.1
For more information about the JBoss Application Server, please see the website.
• Jakarta Commons HttpClient 3.1
For more information about Jakarta Commons HttpClient, please see the website.
• Jakarta Commons HttpClient 3.1 Contrib
For more information about Jakarta Commons HttpClient, please see the website.

1. Stop the ScrumWorks Pro Server
• If it's running in the foreground, Ctrl-C stops it.
• If it is running as a daemon:
  # /etc/init.d/scrumworks_init.sh stop
2. Copy the database if you wish to keep the data
3. Remove the links from the runlevels in which they are installed
4. Remove the ScrumWorks Pro Server directory

If you wish to transfer from a Hypersonic to a MySQL database, please read the Hypersonic-to-MySQL transfer documentation.

Caution: once transferred to MySQL, ScrumWorks Pro data cannot be transferred back to Hypersonic.