(gs):List of Unsupported Applications
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Overview
This page is to be used for listing untested applications, dependencies, languages, etc. that are NOT able to run optimally (or at all) on the (gs) Grid-Service.
Word of Admonition
Please put applications that are confirmed not to work with the (gs) on this page. Please try to get an official response from a (mt) staff (ticket, forums, phone, etc.) that the application does not work with the (gs) before adding it to this list.
Scripts and Applications
Due to the quantity and ever-changing complexity of internet software, it simply isn't feasible for us to know the details of how all the applications you're running work. You are fully responsible for the installation and correct operation of any and all scripts and applications. We will not troubleshoot or provide any support relating to malfunctioning scripts or applications. This is a policy that we must strictly adhere to.
Please take the time to read the (mt) Media Temple Statement of Support.
Does not run on (gs)
Application Name: Java
Reason: Java is not permitted on the (gs).
Application Name: Shoutcast Streaming Server
Reason: (gs) infrastructure does not allow server to operate.
Application Name: Flash Media Server
Reason: (gs) infrastructure does not allow server to operate.
Application Name: Red5 Media Server
Reason: (gs) infrastructure does not allow server to operate. Red5 also requires Java.
Application Name: Apache Tomcat
Reason: Requires Java. Java is not permitted on the (gs).
Application Name: TeamSpeak
Reason: (gs) infrastructure does not allow server to operate.
Notes
Keep in mind that (mt) does not support any third-party software/application. We will do our best to provide you a resource to address your question.
The following will not run on the (gs) Grid-Service:
- Command-line applications that require installation (eg. apt-get, yum).
- Command-line applications that require root.
- Command-line applications that run as a server/daemon.
- Command-line applications that have to install files outside of the "/home/00000/" directory.
- Command-line applications that need to run as a different user.