OpenCATS documentation
  • >current release 0.9.7.4
  • Introduction and Overview
    • Licensing
    • Authors and Contributors
  • Installation
    • Install on Ubuntu
    • Install on Windows
    • Run the Installer
  • Using the software
    • companies, contacts, job orders, and candidates
    • Screens In-Depth
  • How-to's
    • Hiding tabs
    • Password resets
    • Emails & reminders
  • Technical configuration options
    • Technical overview of original OpenCATS Source code
    • Access control lists
    • CMS addons
    • Dev Guide to migrate Legacy to Symfony
    • Developer Guide
    • How_to_install_Sphinx
    • How_to_script_database_backups
    • Docker - OpenCATS Installation Instructions
    • LDAP_Authentication_module
    • Multi lingual_version
    • OpenCATS Youtube channel
    • Pre-requisites
    • Roadmap
    • Vital Security: Restrict access to upload folders (.htaccess)
    • OpenCATS Backup/Restore and Upgrade Instructions-THIS SECTION INCOMPLETE!
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>current release 0.9.7.4

This documentation explains how to install, enhance and use OpenCATS, the free open-source applicant tracking system 'opencats' available at opencats.org

NextIntroduction and Overview

Last updated 1 year ago

Release information

The current OpenCATS release is 0.9.7.4 and the most recent release will always be available at

Dependencies

The main dependencies for this software are PHP and MariaDB. PHP 7.2 and MariaDB 10.6 are the most recent versions supported. Higher levels may work, but are untested

Note: MySQL is now unsupported due to some divergence between MariaDB and MySQL. MariaDB is a drop-in replacement for MySQL. Additional utilities (antiword, html2text, unrtf, etc) are necessary for full-text indexing of uploaded resume's. These are not required for installing OpenCATS, and can be added in later.

Which package to install?

If you want a simple install, then please check you've downloaded and installed the *-full package on the releases page and not the source code or have cloned the master repository.

If you've done either of the last two, you'll need to download and run composer to pick up the dependencies which are already bundled in the -*full package. To avoid pulling in development packages, run composer install with the --no-dev option

composer install --no-dev

and finally - a gentle warning

This documentation is coming along nicely, albeit slowly. If you have corrections or requests for anything that should be included in this documentation, please submit a PR to this documentation on github (there's a link in the top right-hand corner of this page!).

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