📄️ Infrastructure
The following articles describe how to deploy linqi on one or more servers.
📄️ Requirements for operation on Windows
The following preparations are necessary to ensure a smooth installation of linqi.
📄️ Active Directory field mapping
If you have installed linqi on an on-premise environment and use Active Directory as a source for persons and groups, it is possible to customise the fields that are available in placeholders.
📄️ Connect map services
If you want to use maps within forms, you must connect a map service. This is done via the Web Map Service protocol or using Protomaps.
📄️ Execute SharePoint actions in user context
If you roll out SharePoint actions in the context of the logged-in user (or in the context of the person who started a process), you can roll out a SharePoint Provider Hosted App in OnPremise environments. This must be rolled out as a High-Trust App in order to offer the option of logging on to SharePoint in the context of different people. A corresponding user token is generated for the different people via this provider hosted app. The following steps are necessary for the rollout:
📄️ Logging
linqi supports different targets for logging. These can be configured via the appsettings.json file.
📄️ AI
linqi offers various AI functions. If you want to use them in an on-premise installation, you will need appropriate hardware or an API connection.
📄️ External File Storage
By default, linqi stores file contents inside the database. This means you have no additional overhead regarding backups or similar tasks.
📄️ Windows Installer
One way to operate linqi is using a Windows Server with IIS and a Microsoft SQL Server as the backend. For such a setup, linqi can provide you with an MSI installer.
📄️ SharePoint Troubleshooting
This section covers common problems that can occur when using SharePoint in OnPremise environments, along with the corresponding solutions. New problems and solutions are added to this section on an ongoing basis.