Re: [Freemed-devel] building a new server

[Jim T. <ta...@ls...>]

Since the old machine is still running chances are you can run "updatedb" as
root and then "locate freemed".

It is hard to imagine a new machine that is not adequate for the task. We
built this machine - https://www.bijk.com/p/2199b5ea - for less than $800
and you can see that CPU load is miniscule averaging 25-50 connections.

Dependencies will have changed. You can get an idea of what files are
involved with "lsof" An Ubuntu server install with LAMP should be pretty
easy but Apache2 configuration is likely to be different. I prefer to
install apps like freemed as "virtual servers". If this machine will face
the Internet, there are rafts of HIPPA security issues.

My client that did freemed has since moved on to commercial software at the
insistence of the office manager. Your friend may be in demand as a
consultant if the current system is meeting her needs.

Wishing you both well.

Jim

On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 10:50 AM, Robert Germanovich <
bo...@br...> wrote:

> Hello,
> I am a network integrator and have a friend who is trying to upgrade her
> existing system which is a Pentium 2 system running Freemed 0.2.1.3. She
> wants to migrate the files off of her system and to a new device. What are
> the hardware minimums and configuration considerations for installing to a
> new Linux based system with browser-based access in place? Oh and we have an
> obstacle where the groups were not able to direct me. The freemed-#.#.x
> directory is not in /usr/share so i need to find it so I can tar it and cp
> the whole database to ensure that it runs.
> Thanks
> Robert J Germanovich Jr
> Network Engineer
> bo...@br...
> 484-995-8101
>
>
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