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Installing Caché on Mac 5.1.2 Supported Platforms and Web Servers The latest version of Caché is supported on the Apple Mac OS X operating system on Intel. For Mac OS X, the Caché Server Pages (CSP) technology is supported on the Apache Web server. See the Supported Platforms document for specific supported versions. If using CSP, you must install the Web server before installing Caché for the installation to configure the Web server. Its support on each operating system is dependent on the operating system vendor and is subject to change. See the Web Server Configuration section of the “CSP Configuration” chapter of the Using Caché Server Pages guide for more information. 5.2 Caché Installation In most cases, the Caché installation is much like installing other software products on the Mac operating system and does not require an archive file. For cases where you are installing multiple instances of Caché on one machine or you require custom install options, see the Caché UNIX-based Installation section for detailed instructions. Otherwise, the procedure is straightforward: 1. Obtain the Caché disk image file (with a .dmg extension) from InterSystems. 2. If the source is on a DVD, it automatically mounts and displays a window containing the image file, Cache_macosx_2008.2.0.500.0.dmg, for example. Double-click the file to open a Finder window. 3. The new window displays two files: Cache.mpkg and a Packages directory. Double-click Cache.mpkg to start the installation. 4. The Welcome to Caché Installer window displays. The six steps involved in a Caché installation appear on the left-hand side of the window: 60 Caché Installation Guide
Caché Installation Click Continue to begin the Caché installation. 5. The Caché Software License Agreement displays. You must click Agree to accept the license agreement before you can Continue. 6. Select the Macintosh HD volume as the destination and click Continue. 7. Next, choose the installation type. If there are no instances of Caché on this machine, this is a new install, otherwise it is an upgrade. You may choose an Easy Install or a Custom Install. Caché Installation Guide 61
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