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Need to know the version of confluence i should use

Thiagarajan Ram1

My hosting company is providing

centos os 64bit (Linux(

Tomcat 5.5.35
JDK 1.6.0_x
MySQL 5.x

Just want to know which version of confluence support the above configuration

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Deividi Luvison

Hey there,

Based on those spec version 4.3.7 is the more suitable for that setup as 5.0 uses JAVA 1.7 and Tomcat 6.0:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONF43/Supported+Platforms

Bear in mind that Confluence 4.3.7 reached it's EOL so to get support from atlassian you will need to use at least Confluence 5.2 version, below goes the support platform page for that version:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONF52/Supported+Platforms

Hope it helps.

Thanks and Regards,

David| The Engineer that like Windows for realsies.

Thiagarajan Ram1

Thank you David for the information.

Jimmy Liberato

Since Confluence has it own JDK and Tomcat, why would anything but the MySQL version matter? Assuming he has MySQL 5.1 why wouldn't Confluence 5.6.6 be the best choice?

Thiagarajan Ram1

I am using a shared tomcat. I have access only to public_html (kind of webapps) folder. I cannot installed both tomcat and JDK. I thought of installing war version but i guess i have to edit tomcat configurations, which i cannot do unless i have a dedicated tomcat. I don't mind paying for cloud but i need my domain name as URL but If I am correct confluence doesn't support domain names in cloud. Let me stick with the program which i am already using.

Jimmy Liberato

OK, I understand now. Thanks!

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