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Core files are created by the Linux OS when a program ends unexpectedly. They contain a snapshot of the process memory at time of termination, and the .#### portion of the filename indicates the process id. They are safe to delete but it would be better to analyze them and determine what is failing and why. Here is an article with some good info but the details may differ depending on your version of Linux. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Core_dump ... View more

No, License Manager is not supported on Ubuntu. You are correct that it is only supported on Red Hat and Suse Linux. ... View more

ArcGIS Server was not supported on Cent OS at 10.4.1. ArcGIS 10.4.x for Server system requirements—ArcGIS for Server system requirements | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

That is... unusual. The .ESRI.properties file is supposed to be in the user's $HOME, for detecting existing installs by that user on that machine. That way if the software is installed outside of the default home directory, we know where to find it by referencing the entry in the .ESRI.properties file. I can't think of any reason it would/should be inside the install directory, because we'd have no way to find it. ... View more

Where was your .ESRI.properties file, if not in the user's $HOME directory? Had it been moved or were you installing Insights as a different user than was used for the base install? ... View more

No, that environment is not supported. I've heard of people trying, but no successes that I know of. ... View more

"Setup -m console" is the interactive command line mode. The other options are for the "-m silent" mode, which does not prompt the user for any further inputs. ... View more

No, the Linux ArcGIS Web Adaptor Java installer does not launch the configuration in the browser. There is a manual step to deploy the arcgis.war into your Java application server (Step 6 or 7 in the installation guide) before you can do the configuration. Installing ArcGIS Web Adaptor—ArcGIS Web Adaptor (Linux) Installation Guide | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

ArcGIS Server is not supported on that distribution of Linux. ArcGIS Server 10.7 system requirements—ArcGIS Enterprise system requirements | ArcGIS Enterprise  As to why it might have worked at 10.6 but doesn't at 10.7, we did change the version of the Java instance used in the installer. It is either incompatible with, or missing some dependencies from, your Linux OS. ... View more

Celine, The original post was in reference to installing ArcGIS Server 10.3.1 on Ubuntu, which wasn't supported at the time. What version are you using and on what OS? ... View more

It looks like the installer is missing some prerequisite libraries and is failing. What is the OS version? Do you have the required packages according to the system requirements? ArcGIS 10.4.x for Server system requirements—ArcGIS for Server system requirements | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

Oops! Yeah, that is a requirement of the third-party software we use to build the installers. We have it documented in the install guides for other Enterprise products, but it was overlooked for Web Adaptor. We'll get that updated. It is unfortunate that Java does not give a more useful error but I'm glad you got it working! ... View more

The installer uses its own bundled JRE. It shouldn't matter what the system Java version is. ... View more

I don't know if those missing libraries are related to fonts directly but they are definitely related to the graphical rendering pipeline on Linux. ... View more

The -h option is only to display the help for the authorizeSoftware script. That information is already in the install guide you linked to. It should not be used in the command to authorize. ... View more