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Cleanup and optimization of Seafile CE install with MySQL 

* Added section "Managing a NAT" (copy from Seafile PE installation instructions)
* Added section "Enabling HTTPS" (copy from Seafile PE installation instructions)
* Some minor wording changes
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# Deployment of Seafile Server Community Edition with MySQL/MariaDB
# Installation of Seafile Server Community Edition with MySQL/MariaDB
This manual explains how to deploy and run Seafile server on a Linux server from a pre-built package using MySQL/MariaDB as database. The deployment has been tested for Debian/Ubuntu and CentOS, but Seafile should also work on other Linux distributions.
This manual explains how to deploy and run Seafile Server Community Edition (Seafile CE) on a Linux server from a pre-built package using MySQL/MariaDB as database. The deployment has been tested for Debian/Ubuntu and CentOS, but Seafile should also work on other Linux distributions.
**Tip:** If you have little experience with Seafile Server, we recommend that you use an [installation script](https://github.com/haiwen/seafile-server-installer) for deploying Seafile.
## Requirements
Seafile Server Community Edition (Seafile CE) for x86 architecture requires a minimum of 2 cores and 2GB RAM.
Seafile CE for x86 architecture requires a minimum of 2 cores and 2GB RAM.
There is a community-supported package for the installation on Raspberry Pi.
## Setup
Seafile prior to and including Seafile 7.0 use Python 2. More recent versions rely on Python 3.
### Installing and preparing the SQL database
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### Installing prerequisites
Seafile prior to and including Seafile 7.0 use Python 2. More recent versions rely on Python 3.
**For Seafile 7.0.x**
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## Performance turning
## Enabling HTTPS
It is strongly recommended to switch from unencrypted HTTP (via port 8000) to encrypted HTTPS (via port 443).
This manual provides instructions for enabling HTTPS for the two most popular web servers and reverse proxies:
* [Nginx](https://manual.seafile.com/deploy/https_with_nginx/)
* [Apache](https://manual.seafile.com/deploy/https_with_apache/)
## Managing a NAT
If you run your Seafile Server in a LAN behind a NAT (i.e., a router provided by your ISP), consult [Installation behind NAT](../deploy/deploy_seafile_behind_nat/) to make your Seafile Server accessible over the internet.
## Performance tuning
If you have more than 50 users, we highly recommand you to [add memcached](../deploy/add_memcached.md). This is going to greatly speed up Seahub (the web frontend).
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| seahub dabase name | \-b | SEAHUB_DB | seahub-db |
**Note: If both script parameter and environment variable assigned, script parameter has higher priority. If neither script parameter nor environment variable assigned, default value will be used.**
## That's it!
That's it! Now you may want read more about Seafile.
* [Deploy Seafile with Nginx](deploy_with_nginx.md) / [Deploy Seafile with Apache](deploy_with_apache.md)
* [Enable Https on Seafile Web with Nginx](https_with_nginx.md) / [Enable Https on Seafile Web with Apache](https_with_apache.md)
* [Configure Seafile to use LDAP](using_ldap.md)
* [How to manage the server](../maintain/README.md)