I don't have any experience working in a Linux server environment, but in general, the only server requirements for Articulate content is that it can handle the file types generated by the software or any files you have added separately. These can include (but are not limited to) HTML, XML, and SWF files.
If you will be including FLV movies in your Articulate content, you may need to ensure that your server has an associated MIME type for FLV files. Here's how.
But as Heather recommended in your other thread, proper testing should definitely be done to ensure functionality.
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Hi Ejuana!
I don't have any experience working in a Linux server environment, but in general, the only server requirements for Articulate content is that it can handle the file types generated by the software or any files you have added separately. These can include (but are not limited to) HTML, XML, and SWF files.
If you will be including FLV movies in your Articulate content, you may need to ensure that your server has an associated MIME type for FLV files. Here's how.
But as Heather recommended in your other thread, proper testing should definitely be done to ensure functionality.
Thank you! I just wanted to make sure there were no specific server requirements that would not permit using a linux server for our output.
Good luck, Ejuana
Let us know how it goes!
Works on a linux server, my server is a linux server
Thanks Phil!
We will setup our linux LMS environment (using Moodle) and do some testing.
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