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## Section I - Instructions to download, extract and configure Fortress Builder Package to Target System
* Download one of the linux packages from here: iamfortress.org/download
* Copy fortressBuilder-\[platform\]-\[version\].zip to hard drive on target server env.
* Extract the zip. The location for archive can vary according to requirements. The location of package will be referred to as FORTRESS_HOME later on.
*Enable permission for the binaries to execute. From FORTRESS_HOME root folder, enter the following command from a system prompt:
chmod a+x -Rf *
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If debian platform and using sudo, edit file named 'build.properties' and insert sudo password here:
sudo.pw=your pw here
Note: For Redhat deployments leave this param's value empty, like below, otherwise the 'stop-slapd' target may not work.
sudo.pw=
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