Wiki source code of Installation using Debian/Ubuntu (.DEB) packages

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11.1	1	{{box cssClass="floatinginfobox" title="Contents"}}
221.1	2	{{toc start="2"/}}
11.1	3	{{/box}}
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225.1	5	This distribution allows installing XWiki and every component needed for a production instance automatically.
	6
	7	This method works for all Debian-based linux distribution. Feel free to use [[the User Forum>>dev:Community.Discuss]] to report issues, or discuss about it.
	8
247.1	9	{{warning}}
	10	Before XWiki 17, a critical dependency of the XWiki Tomcat Debian packages was tomcat9. Unfortunately Debian decided to remove the ##tomcat9## package to keep only ##tomcat10## starting with Debian 12 (bookworm) and Ubuntu 24.04. The current alternatives are:
244.1	11
238.1	12	* use the xjetty based packages instead
247.1	13	* upgrade to XWiki 17+
238.1	14	* use an [[alternative non Debian specific install method>>xwiki:Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation\|\|anchor="HInstallationMethods"]].
247.1	15	{{/warning}}
223.2	16
217.2	17	== APT Configuration ==
1.1	18
196.3	19	First, you have to configure your package manager in order to use XWiki's repository. This can be done simply, using this command:
1.1	20
18.1	21	{{code language="bash"}}
209.1	22	sudo wget https://maven.xwiki.org/xwiki-keyring.gpg -O /usr/share/keyrings/xwiki-keyring.gpg
	23	sudo wget "https://maven.xwiki.org/stable/xwiki-stable.list" -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/xwiki-stable.list
1.1	24	{{/code}}
	25
44.1	26	{{info}}
250.1	27	Note that there are several repositories you can choose (as alternatives to the stable one you have in the previous example):
112.1	28
198.1	29	* [[https:~~/~~/maven.xwiki.org/releases/xwiki-releases.list>>https://maven.xwiki.org/releases/xwiki-releases.list]]: all released versions including milestones and release candidates (beta)
	30	* [[https:~~/~~/maven.xwiki.org/stable/xwiki-stable.list>>https://maven.xwiki.org/stable/xwiki-stable.list]]: all released versions excluding milestones and release candidates (stable)
	31	* [[https:~~/~~/maven.xwiki.org/lts/xwiki-lts.list>>https://maven.xwiki.org/lts/xwiki-lts.list]]: the current "long term support" branch versions as defined in [[Support page>>xwiki:Main.Support]]
44.1	32	{{/info}}
	33
1.1	34	Now you can update the packages database to read the data from this repository.
	35
18.1	36	{{code language="bash"}}
	37	sudo apt-get update
	38	{{/code}}
	39
1.1	40	Now you can make a little search to see what this repo offers.
	41
18.1	42	{{code language="bash"}}
1.1	43	apt-cache search xwiki
	44	{{/code}}
	45
227.2	46	* Common packages not tied to any application server or database
	47	** ##xwiki-common## - XWiki, you can install this if you want to take care yourself of the database and application server
	48	** ##xwiki-mariadb-common## - XWiki MariaDB common package, you can install this if you want to take care yourself of the application server
	49	** ##xwiki-mysql-common## - XWiki MySQL common package, you can install this if you want to take care yourself of the application server
	50	** ##xwiki-pgsql-common## - XWiki PostgreSQL common package, you can install this if you want to take care yourself of the application server
2.1	51
249.1	52	* Packages based on a customized Jetty packaged for XWiki
227.2	53	** ##xwiki-xjetty-common## - XWiki Jetty common package, you can install this if you want to take care yourself of the database link
	54	** ##xwiki-xjetty-mariadb## - XWiki Jetty/MariaDB based package
	55	** ##xwiki-xjetty-mysql## - XWiki Jetty/MySQL based package
	56	** ##xwiki-xjetty-pgsql## - XWiki Jetty/PostgreSQL
103.1	57
230.1	58	* Packages based on the standard Tomcat package
227.2	59	** ##xwiki-tomcat9-common## - XWiki Tomcat 9 common package, you can install this if you want to take care yourself of the database link
247.1	60	** ##xwiki-tomcat10-common## - XWiki Tomcat 10 common package, you can install this if you want to take care yourself of the database link
227.2	61	** ##xwiki-tomcat9-mariadb## - XWiki Tomcat 9/MariaDB based package
247.1	62	** ##xwiki-tomcat10-mariadb## - XWiki Tomcat 10/MariaDB based package
227.2	63	** ##xwiki-tomcat9-mysql## - XWiki Tomcat 9/MySQL based package
247.1	64	** ##xwiki-tomcat10-mysql## - XWiki Tomcat 10/MySQL based package
227.2	65	** ##xwiki-tomcat9-pgsql## - XWiki Tomcat 9/PostgreSQL
247.1	66	** ##xwiki-tomcat10-pgsql## - XWiki Tomcat 10/PostgreSQL
103.1	67
234.1	68	* Not really XWiki itself but Solr cores needed when you want to use a standalone Solr instance with XWiki
	69	** ##xwiki-solr9-all## - An entry point package with dependencies on all the Solr 9 cores required to setup a standalone version compatible with XWiki Standard
	70	** ##xwiki-solr9-search## - A pre configured Solr 9 core for the XWiki search feature
	71	** ##xwiki-solr9-events## - A pre configured Solr 9 core for the XWiki events/notifications storage
	72	** ##xwiki-solr9-ratings## - A pre configured Solr 9 core for the XWiki rating storage
	73	** ##xwiki-solr9-extension_index## - A pre configured Solr 9 core for the XWiki extensions index
227.2	74
	75	Plus legacy packages from older versions of XWiki like ##xwiki-enterprise-*## packages or for unsupported versions of Tomcat.
	76
42.1	77	{{info}}
	78	According to selection, package manager will install all necessary dependencies (application server, database, Java runtime). If you haven't installed these packages before, package manager can ask additional info from you.
	79	{{/info}}
41.1	80
134.1	81	{{warning}}
	82	On Ubuntu you will need [[##universe## repository>>https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine]] to install Tomcat packages. It's generally enabled by default.
	83	{{/warning}}
	84
217.2	85	== Complete Installation ==
1.1	86
64.1	87	{{warning}}
252.3	88	Most Debian distributions provide a Tomcat package with a pretty low Memory setting by default (128MB) and this need to be increased for XWiki to fully work. See [[Tomcat Memory section>>\|\|anchor="HMemory"]] for more details.
64.1	89	{{/warning}}
	90
217.2	91	=== Using MariaDB ===
1.1	92
188.1	93	{{warning}}
227.2	94	Note that XWiki requires at least MariaDB 10.2.
188.1	95	{{/warning}}
185.1	96
227.2	97	Xjetty:
1.2	98
18.1	99	{{code language="bash"}}
232.1	100	sudo apt install xwiki-xjetty-mariadb
227.2	101	{{/code}}
	102
248.1	103	Tomcat 10:
	104
	105	{{code language="bash"}}
	106	sudo apt install xwiki-tomcat10-mariadb
	107	{{/code}}
	108
247.1	109	Tomcat 9:
227.2	110
	111	{{code language="bash"}}
232.1	112	sudo apt install xwiki-tomcat9-mariadb
18.1	113	{{/code}}
	114
216.1	115	During the installation you may get some questions from DBconfig, which is in charge of the configuration of XWiki with the MariaDB database. Don't confuse it with the MariaDB root password prompt that asks you for a root password (which is intented for the superuser). If you haven't already installed any MariaDB databases and you are not familiar with it you should let DBconfig handle this.
3.1	116
217.1	117	Afterwards DBconfig asks you for the MariaDB root password for the "xwiki" MariaDB user. This user will be used to connect to MariaDB from the XWiki application. You should choose the password wisely but you don't have to pay a lot of attention to it after that because DBconfig internally configures XWiki to start up with these credentials.
1.2	118
217.1	119	{{warning}}
	120	The password should not contain any special characters, otherwise XWiki will fail to start. See [[https:~~/~~/jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-14406>>https://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-14406]]
	121	{{/warning}}
	122
227.2	123	The installation ends with the start of the XWiki or Tomcat daemon which is also setup to start automatically from boot.
2.1	124
217.2	125	=== Using MySQL ===
169.1	126
187.1	127	{{warning}}
247.1	128	Note that XWiki requires at least MySQL 5.7. It's not recommended to use this package if your "MySQL" server is in fact MariaDB, see [[the MariaDB section>>\|\|anchor="#HUsingMariaDB"]].
187.1	129	{{/warning}}
186.1	130
227.2	131	Xjetty:
169.1	132
	133	{{code language="bash"}}
232.1	134	sudo apt install xwiki-xjetty-mysql
169.1	135	{{/code}}
	136
248.1	137	Tomcat 10:
	138
	139	{{code language="bash"}}
	140	sudo apt install xwiki-tomcat10-mysql
	141	{{/code}}
	142
247.1	143	Tomcat 9:
169.1	144
227.2	145	{{code language="bash"}}
232.1	146	sudo apt install xwiki-tomcat9-mysql
227.2	147	{{/code}}
169.1	148
227.12	149	Everything else is similar to what is described in the [[the MariaDB section>>\|\|anchor="#HUsingMariaDB"]].
169.1	150
217.2	151	=== Using PostgreSQL ===
4.1	152
25.3	153	It's as simple as the MySQL installation, you only need to choose the right virtual package.
4.1	154
227.2	155	Xjetty:
	156
18.1	157	{{code language="bash"}}
232.1	158	sudo apt install xwiki-xjetty-pgsql
227.2	159	{{/code}}
	160
248.1	161	Tomcat 10:
	162
	163	{{code language="bash"}}
	164	sudo apt install xwiki-tomcat10-pgsql
	165	{{/code}}
	166
247.1	167	Tomcat 9:
227.2	168
	169	{{code language="bash"}}
232.1	170	sudo apt install xwiki-tomcat9-pgsql
18.1	171	{{/code}}
	172
227.12	173	Everything else is similar to what is described in the [[the MariaDB section>>\|\|anchor="#HUsingMariaDB"]].
212.2	174
217.2	175	=== Starting up XWiki for the first time... ===
212.2	176
212.3	177	After you've made sure to update the memory settings (see below), you can now point your favorite browser to the following URL to use your wiki: ##[[http:~~/~~/localhost:8080/xwiki>>http://localhost:8080/xwiki]]##
13.1	178
216.1	179	{{warning}}
	180	Note that your wiki is absolutely empty, like a WAR installation. Distribution Wizard will take care of the rest.
	181	{{/warning}}
	182
217.2	183	== Performance ==
11.1	184
227.13	185	=== XWiki ===
	186
	187	You can find various [[various generic advices and troubleshooting related to XWiki>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Performances]].
	188
217.2	189	=== Tomcat ===
	190
167.2	191	You can find [[various generic advices and troubleshooting related to Tomcat>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.InstallationWAR.InstallationTomcat.WebHome]].
142.1	192
227.13	193	==== Java Version ====
78.1	194
227.1	195	Make sure Tomcat is executed with the right [[Java version>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation\|\|anchor="HHardwareandSoftwarerequirements"]].
78.1	196
251.1	197	This is usually indicated in the file ##/etc/default/tomcat10## (or ##/etc/default/tomcat9## for Tomcat 9, etc).
78.1	198
227.13	199	==== Memory ====
78.1	200
119.2	201	The default Tomcat memory setup is too low for XWiki's needs.
11.1	202
251.1	203	You can change it in the file ##/etc/default/tomcat10## (or ##/etc/default/tomcat9## for Tomcat 10, etc).
11.1	204
71.1	205	Modify the property ##JAVA_OPTS##. For example:
18.1	206
25.1	207	{{code language="none"}}
94.1	208	JAVA_OPTS="-Djava.awt.headless=true -Xmx1024m"
25.1	209	{{/code}}
18.1	210
194.1	211	You should [[check the Memory settings we recommend>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Performances\|\|anchor="HMemory"]].
11.1	212
217.2	213	== Concluding Step ==
50.1	214
114.2	215	{{include reference="Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.InstallationConcludingSteps.WebHome"/}}
50.1	216
250.2	217	== Upgrading ==
	218
252.1	219	=== Update the packages index ===
250.2	220
250.3	221	{{code language="bash"}}
	222	sudo apt update
	223	{{/code}}
	224
252.1	225	=== Upgrade the packages ===
250.3	226
	227	{{code language="bash"}}
	228	sudo apt upgrade
	229	{{/code}}
	230
	231	This will upgrade all packages, not just XWiki. If you want to avoid all the other packages and only update XWiki, you can use {{code}}sudo apt install xwiki-tomcat9-mariadb{{/code}} (change ##xwiki-tomcat9-mariadb## for the top level package you installed if you installed something else).
	232
250.10	233	{{warning}}
250.3	234	Sometimes (especially in case of new cycle), apt upgrade might report that it refuse to upgrade some xwiki packages.
	235
	236	This is generally the sign that either:
250.12	237	* A new dependency cannot be found: it generally means that XWiki starts requiring a more recent version of Java and the Debian repository you have don't have any implementation of this Java versions. See [[No package can be found for Java>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.InstallationViaAPT\|\|anchor="HNopackagecanbefoundforJava"]] for more details on how to resolve this situation.
	238	* Some xwiki package name changed: this generally happen when XWiki stops supporting some version of Tomcat and you need to install a different ##xwiki-tomcat*## package (for example XWiki 17 does not support tomcat9 anymore and requires the ##tomcat10## package so xwiki packages for this version have been renamed to ##xwiki-tomcat10-mariadb## for example, if you used ##mariadb##).
250.10	239	{{/warning}}
250.3	240
252.1	241	=== Upgrade the pages ===
250.3	242
250.7	243	Like in the case of the install, you still have to go through the Distribution Wizard. See more details on [[Upgrading the flavor>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Upgrade\|\|anchor="HPart2Upgradingtheflavor"]].
250.3	244
217.2	245	== Uninstallation ==
4.1	246
242.1	247	If you want to remove XWiki from your system, you only have to uninstall the packages you've installed at the beginning of this documentation. For example:
10.1	248
27.1	249	{{code language="bash"}}
103.1	250	sudo apt-get --purge remove xwiki-common
27.1	251	{{/code}}
	252
95.1	253	Attention, these commands do not remove MySQL/PostgreSQL nor Tomcat from your system. To do so, if you don't use these applications for another purpose, you can make some cleaning with
27.1	254
25.3	255	{{code language="bash"}}
96.1	256	sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
25.3	257	{{/code}}
10.1	258
219.1	259	== Troubleshooting ==
77.1	260
220.1	261	=== Log file location ===
217.2	262
227.13	263	This installation manual should guide you all the way to a fresh and clean XWiki platform. If on the other hand issues may arise, it is important to inspect the XWiki log file for any WARNING messages that may have been brought up. Below you can find the location of this log file for the respective application servers.
217.2	264
227.13	265	==== XJetty ====
217.2	266
	267	{{code language="none"}}
227.13	268	/var/log/xwiki/[date].jetty.log
	269	{{/code}}
	270
252.1	271	==== Tomcat ====
227.13	272
252.1	273	There are several possibilities depending on the distribution and Tomcat version:
217.2	274
	275	{{code language="none"}}
252.1	276	/var/log/tomcat10/catalina.out
	277	/var/log/tomcat10/catalina.[date].log
241.1	278	/var/log/tomcat9/catalina.out
217.2	279	/var/log/tomcat9/Catalina.[date].log
	280	{{/code}}
	281
162.1	282	You can find a generic Troubleshooting section on [[https://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Documentation/AdminGuide/Installation/#HTroubleshooting]].
	283
217.2	284	=== No package can be found for Java ===
196.3	285
252.1	286	XWiki require at least Java 17 since XWiki 16.0.
196.3	287
211.1	288	If your Debian based distribution does not provide any package for the Java version you need you can try with:
196.3	289
227.13	290	* Adoptium provides a Debian repository to install Temurin (OpenJDK), see https://adoptium.net/installation/linux/#_deb_installation_on_debian_or_ubuntu
196.3	291
217.2	292	=== Tomcat ===
128.1	293
196.1	294	See [[Tomcat Installation>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.InstallationWAR.InstallationTomcat\|\|anchor="HTroubleshooting"]] for generic Tomcat related issues.
162.1	295
217.2	296	=== MySQL ===
77.1	297
195.1	298	See [[MySQL Installation>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.InstallationWAR.InstallationMySQL\|\|anchor="HTroubleshooting"]] for generic MySQL related issues.
77.1	299
217.2	300	=== PostgreSQL ===
77.1	301
193.1	302	See [[PostgreSQL Installation>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.InstallationWAR.InstallationPostgreSQL\|\|anchor="HTroubleshooting"]] for generic PostgreSQL related issues.
77.1	303
217.2	304	== Other useful info ==
77.1	305
217.2	306	=== XWiki as root webapp (short URLs) ===
77.1	307
221.3	308	Note that this section is only the part of Short URL specific to the Debian setup. To fully configure the URL to your liking, see [[full documentation on short URLs>>doc:Documentation.AdminGuide.ShortURLs.WebHome]].
200.2	309
217.2	310	==== For Tomcat 9 ====
200.2	311
77.1	312	{{warning}}
167.1	313	When doing it make sure to check after upgrade if all is OK in /etc/tomcat9/Catalina/localhost folder (xwiki.xml might be restored).
77.1	314	{{/warning}}
	315
167.1	316	* Rename file ##/etc/tomcat9/Catalina/localhost/xwiki.xml## into ##/etc/tomcat9/Catalina/localhost/ROOT.xml##
	317	* Edit file ##/etc/xwiki/xwiki-tomcat9.xml## and modify ##Context## XML element path from ##/xwiki## to ##/## as in moving from(((
223.1	318	{{code language="xml"}}
167.1	319	<Context path="/xwiki" docBase="/usr/lib/xwiki"
	320	containerSciFilter="org.apache.tomcat.websocket.server.WsSci\|org.apache.jasper.servlet.JasperInitializer">
77.1	321	{{/code}}
	322
	323	to
	324
	325	{{code language="xml"}}
212.1	326	<Context path="" docBase="/usr/lib/xwiki"
167.1	327	containerSciFilter="org.apache.tomcat.websocket.server.WsSci\|org.apache.jasper.servlet.JasperInitializer">
77.1	328	{{/code}}
	329	)))
	330	* Edit file ##/etc/xwiki/xwiki.cfg## and uncomment {{code language="properties"}}xwiki.webapppath={{/code}}
221.2	331	* Restart Tomcat 9.
77.1	332
245.1	333	==== For Jetty ====
	334
	335	{{version since="16.7.0"}}
	336	You have to modify the ##xjetty-web.xml## file
	337
	338	The WebAppContext from the xwiki-jetty configuration has to be modified so that Jetty actually serves the XWiki application from the root-path. For this you have to modify the ##/etc/xwiki/xjetty-web.xml## and add the following directive.
	339
	340	{{code language="xml"}}
	341	<Set name="contextPath">/</Set>
	342	{{/code}}
	343	{{/version}}
	344
217.2	345	=== Integrate with LibreOffice ===
77.1	346
97.1	347	Install libreoffice with {{code language="none"}}sudo apt-get install libreoffice{{/code}}.
77.1	348
	349	And setup XWiki to automatically start and access libreoffice in ##/etc/xwiki/xwiki.properties##:
	350
	351	{{code language="properties"}}
	352	openoffice.autoStart=true
	353	openoffice.homePath=/usr/lib/libreoffice/
	354	{{/code}}
	355
	356	See [[Office Importer Application>>extensions:Extension.Office Importer Application]] for more details.
	357
217.2	358	=== Standalone Solr setup ===
159.1	359
240.1	360	Take a look at [[Solr documentation>>https://solr.apache.org/guide/solr/latest/deployment-guide/taking-solr-to-production.html]] to install Solr itself.
159.1	361
240.1	362	Then you will need to add the XWiki schema configuration: you should install the package ##xwiki-solr-all## for Solr 8 or {{version since="XWiki 16.2.0"}}##xwiki-solr9-all## for Solr 9{{/version}} to automatically register the Solr cores needed by XWiki Standard in the Solr server (provided the standard Solr setup was used).
159.1	363
243.1	364	=== Access a file from XWiki ===
	365
	366	SystemD is configured to prevent XWiki from accessing an arbitrary file on the file system, even if the system user which runs XWiki would normally be allowed to access it. You can control this in the file ##/etc/systemd/system/tomcat9.service.d/xwiki-tomcat9-systemd.conf## when using ##xwiki-tomcat9-common## and ##/lib/systemd/system/xwiki.service## when using ##xwiki-xjetty-common## and by the default XWiki is allowed and write ##/var/lib/xwiki/data##. Note that once you modified one of those files, you will need to execute ##sudo systemctl daemon-reload## and restart the service.
	367
217.2	368	== Overview of the important files ==
4.1	369
25.3	370	Here is a list of a different tree. The point is to help you find useful files easily. This list is showing a few files and directories, to keep it simple and clear. The '->' is used to show a link to another file/directory.
4.1	371
217.2	372	=== XWiki ===
4.1	373
152.1	374	The configuration: /etc/xwiki/
4.1	375
156.1	376	* hibernate.cfg.xml //Hibernate configuration, helping to configure the database resources//
152.1	377	* xwiki.cfg
98.1	378	* xwiki.properties
184.1	379	* xwiki-tomcat9-systemd.conf // Injected trough ##/etc/systemd/system/tomcat9.service.d/xwiki-tomcat-systemd.conf##// in the tomcat9 service configuration
	380	* xwiki-tomcat<version> // The Tomcat integration linked from ##/etc/tomcat<version>/Catalina/localhost##//
98.1	381
153.1	382	The permanent directory: /var/lib/xwiki/data
4.1	383
153.1	384	The home directory: /usr/lib/xwiki/
	385
98.1	386	* META-INF
	387	* resources
	388	* skins
	389	* templates
	390	* WEB-INF
	391	** hibernate.cfg.xml -> /etc/xwiki/hibernate.cfg.xml
	392	** xwiki.cfg -> /etc/xwiki/xwiki.cfg
	393	** xwiki.properties -> /etc/xwiki/xwiki.properties
	394
227.13	395	=== XJetty ===
	396
	397	/lib/systemd/system/xwiki.service is the configuration in charge of controlling the ##xwiki## service, it's also where you can customize its java startup configuration
	398
217.2	399	=== Tomcat ===
4.1	400
99.1	401	/etc/tomcat##<version>##/
4.1	402
99.1	403	* context.xml
	404	* logging.properties
	405	* server.xml
	406	* tomcat-users.xml
	407	* web.xml
	408
12.1	409	/etc/default/
4.1	410
99.1	411	* tomcat##<version>## //This file helps configuring the Tomcat daemon. Every change needs a restart to be effective//
	412
	413	/var/lib/tomcat##<version>##/
4.1	414
99.1	415	* common
	416	* conf -> /etc/tomcat##<version>##
198.1	417	* logs -> ../../log/tomcat##<version> //Note that starting Debian 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 systemd service log is used//##
99.1	418	* server
	419	* shared
	420	* webapps
	421
	422	/var/log/tomcat##<version>##/
	423
	424	* catalina.out //First logging file. Check this one if you're experiencing troubles with Tomcat/XWiki.//
106.1	425	* localhost.<date>.log // "Container Log file": Start of each filter and failures thereof are listed.//
99.1	426
228.1	427	=== MariaDB/MySQL ===
4.1	428
	429	/etc/mysql/
	430
99.1	431	* debian.cnf
	432	* my.cnf //Database configuration. Max_allowed_packet is the parameter you need to change to improve upload data size.// permitted.
	433
4.1	434	/var/lib/mysql/
	435
99.1	436	* mysql
	437	* xwiki //This is the xwiki database. You may want to backup this directory from time to time.//
	438
4.1	439	/var/log/
	440
99.1	441	* syslog
	442	* mysql
	443	** error.log
	444
217.2	445	=== PostgreSQL ===
4.1	446
	447	/etc/postgresql/
	448
99.1	449	* ##<version>##
	450	** main
	451	*** postgresql.conf
	452	*** pg_hba.conf
	453
	454	/var/lib/postgresql/##<version>##/main/
	455
	456	* base

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