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Bitrix Virtual Appliance: Bitrix Enviroment for Linux

Bitrix Virtual Appliance is a free of charge application that allows to run Bitrix software in pre-configured and fully-secured virtual environment. This way you can share same physical server with other applications, save on product installation and maintenance and improve system performance.

  • Easy to install, run and manage
  • Pre-configured for maximum security and performance
  • Cross-platform support
  • Suitable for other PHP applications
  • Free of charge


Bitrix Environment (Linux Installation)

Bitrix Environment for Linux

Bitrix Environment for Linux serves as a simple installation of all auxiliary products which Bitrix software requires for proper functioning (MySQL 5, Apache 2, PHP 5.3) on CentOS 5/6 (i386/x86_64), Fedora 12/13/14/15/16 (i386/x86_64) and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5/6 (i386, x86_64).

The installation packet includes the bitrixsetup script, so installing the products is just as easy as installing Bitrix Environment for Windows or the Bitrix Virtual Applicance VMware Edition.

Bitrix Environment for Linux v4.2 includes:


  • mysql-server 5.*
  • web-server (Apache 2.2.*)
  • php 5.3.*
  • nginx 1.2.*
  • memcached
  • stunnel
  • catdoc
  • xpdf
  • munin
  • nagios

Bitrix Virtual Appliance

Bitrix Enviroment (RPM)
in *.sh, 3.0Kb

Please refer to the Bitrix Environment for Linux Installation Intructions. Check out other editions of BVA.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the Bitrix HelpDesk.


Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions

Install sequence:

# wget http://repos.1c-bitrix.ru/yum/bitrix-env.sh
# chmod +x bitrix-env.sh
# ./bitrix-env.sh 

Before or after installation, the Bitrix product must be allowed access to the following TCP ports in order to function properly:

80     http
443    https
5222   bitrix xmpp server
5223   bitrix xmpp ssl server
25     bitrix smtp server
8890   ntlm authentication
8891   ntlm authentication via ssl 
8893   pull server (http)
8894   pull server (https)

Likewise, if you intend to use Bitrix SMTP, you will need to turn off sendmail or other SMTP services installed by default.
# service sendndmail stop
# chkconfig sendmail off
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