Please follow the step-by-step instruction to install the WebSpellChecker.net application on Linux.

1. Request installation package for Linux
2. Install WebSpellChecker.net application
3. Request the License for WebSpellChecker.net application
4. Start WebSpellChecker.net Application Server
5. Test WebSpellChecker.net application

If you already have the installation package just skip this step.

• Navigate to contact us page
• Fill in all necessary fields, specify exact platform (x64 or x84) and request the installation package .
• Installation package with WebSpellChecker.net ticket will be sent to specified in the form e-mail

• Unpack content of the WSC_SCAYT.<VERSION>.tar.gz to your home directory
• Change your working directory to “WSC”
• Execute:

  sudo perl automated_install.pl

• Follow installation instruction

To get a WebSpellChecker.net license you need to use a combination of the following options:

• Your user or company name
• License Request string
• License Reply string

The following procedure describes how to get the License Request and License Reply strings.

• During the installation you'll be asked to request the license for Application Server.
  Or you can request the license later by executing command

  sudo sh <WebSpellChecker.net_Installation_Dir>/WSC/AppServer/requestLicense.sh

  Where <WebSpellChecker.net_Installation_Dir> is the path to the directory where you installed the WebSpellChecker.net application (by default it is ”/opt/“)

• Enter your name or your company on the “Please enter UserId” prompt. Your License Request string is generated and displayed below.
• To get a License Reply string, follow the instructions in the e-mail message with the subject “WebSpellChecker.net Tickets for license request”, which you should have already received.

Important: You can terminate the requestLicense.sh script while waiting for a License Reply string. You can re-start this script at any time. Make sure that the “UserId” parameter is the same user name as the one for which the License Request string was generated.

• When you receive a License Reply string, enter it in the line on the “Please enter license reply” prompt.
• The script displays the message “License confirmed” if the License Reply is correct.

To check the spelling on Web sites, WebSpellChecker requires its Application Server application to be running.

After getting a license, you need to run the WebSpellChecker Application Server by executing command

sudo sh <WebSpellChecker.net_Installation_Dir>/WSC/AppServer/start.sh

Where <WebSpellChecker.net_Installation_Dir> is the path to the directory where you installed the WebSpellChecker.net application to.

To test WebSpellChecker.net application try one of the following ways:

• Try to access via browser http://<spellcheck_host>/spellcheck/script/ssrv.cgi?cmd=ver. Where <spellcheck_host> is the web server where WebSpellChecker.net application is installed.
  Application version should appear.

• Try to access via browser http://<spellcheck_host>/spellcheck/proxy/sproxy.<extension>?cmd=ver. Where <extension> is the extension of your sproxy version and <spellcheck_host> is the web server where WebSpellChecker.net application is installed.
  SProxy component version should appear.

• Try to access the WebSpellChecker.net default sample pages http://<spellcheck_host>/spellcheck/samples/. and check correct work of SCAYT and WSC saples. Where <spellcheck_host> is the web server where WebSpellChecker.net application is installed.
  Note that you need to update a sample page by specifying correct path to the sproxy.

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