I am attempting to install ChurchCRM an open-source app, how would I go about getting assistance with this?
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Hi there,
What I would recommend here is to use their install script from their official repository here:
What you could do is:
bash install.sh
An alternative option here is to use Docker if you are familiar with it:
Let me know how it goes and if you hit any issues.
- Bobby
Heya,
You can check the ChurchCRM github repo:
https://github.com/ChurchCRM/CRM
In it, there is an install.sh file.
Once inside your Droplet, wget them and run it with
bash
.Alternatively, you can use docker:
https://github.com/ChurchCRM/Docker
That is the official repo for it.
Heya,
ChurchCRM is based on PHP and can run on any LAMP, LEMP stack droplet. You can spin up a Ubuntu 22.04 droplet and then clone the main repository from GitHub and run the install script.
https://github.com/ChurchCRM/CRM/wiki/Installation
ChurchCRM is also available in Softaculous so if you’re using cPanel droplet, then ChurchCRM will be available as a one-click install application.
Regards