For system requirements for the Windows or Linux operating systems, see https://www.safe.com/fme/tech-specs/.
For information about supported web browsers, see Accessing the Web User Interface.
Linux: Offline Installations
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FME on Linux requires many third party packages. These dependencies must be satisfied when FME is installed. The easiest way to satisfy these dependencies is to install FME on a computer that is connected to the internet, allowing packages to be downloaded as needed.
It is possible, however, to manually prepare an offline computer for FME installation.
Dependencies can be determined on-demand by using one of the following commands
- Ubuntu/Debian: dpkg -I <package_name>
- Red Hat/CentOS: yum deplist <package_name>
Note: RedHat and CentOS require that NumPy and Matplotlib packages are installed via pip and pip3. This may be done before or after installing FME. For more information, see Using Python with FME Server.
For more information:
- Ubuntu/Debian: Installing packages without an Internet connection
- Red Hat/CentOS: https://access.redhat.com/solutions/29269
WARNING: If you are accessing local mirrors of public repositories, ensure they match the version of your Linux.
Linux: Online Installations
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Check for Active Subscription (Red Hat Only)
FME cannot be installed on a Red Hat instance unless it has an active subscription. For more information:
Make Sure the System is Up-to-Date
On Fedora/Red Hat/CentOS, run:
yum update
On Ubuntu/Debian, run:
apt update && apt upgrade
Red Hat/CentOS: Configure Access to EPEL Repository
On Red Hat or CentOS, you must first download and install the Extra Package for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) Community Project repository.
For more information:
See also: