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Openproject installation on centos 6.9

Hello,

I have a simple question related to the openproject installation on centos 6,9. It is possible!?
I am trying to install it but when i run openproject confgure or reconfigure and I am trying to use an existing database i get this output
DONE
[openproject] ./bin/configure
[legacy-installer] ./bin/preinstall
[mysql] ./bin/preinstall
[apache2] ./bin/preinstall
[repositories] ./bin/preinstall
[smtp] ./bin/preinstall
[memcached] ./bin/preinstall
No memcached server to install. Skipping.
[openproject] ./bin/preinstall
[legacy-installer] ./bin/postinstall
[mysql] ./bin/postinstall
Generating /etc/openproject/conf.d/database…
[apache2] ./bin/postinstall
[repositories] ./bin/postinstall
[smtp] ./bin/postinstall
[memcached] ./bin/postinstall
[openproject] ./bin/postinstall
ruby: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.14’ not found (required by ruby)
ruby: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.17’ not found (required by ruby)

I tried to install the updates running sudo yum update and sudo yum install libc6 but the output is the same. Also I tried to choose the second option Install and configure MySql server locally i get this output

DONE
[openproject] ./bin/configure
[legacy-installer] ./bin/preinstall
[mysql] ./bin/preinstall
[apache2] ./bin/preinstall
[repositories] ./bin/preinstall
[smtp] ./bin/preinstall
[memcached] ./bin/preinstall
No memcached server to install. Skipping.
[openproject] ./bin/preinstall
[legacy-installer] ./bin/postinstall
[mysql] ./bin/postinstall
Can’t find the root password to create the MySQL database
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Why it can not find the root password if the openproject configuration tool does not create any root password.

Waiting to hear from you.

Regards

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You’re trying to use the CentOS 7 package on your CentOS 6 installation. Since OpenProject 7.0., We no longer support CentOS 6, please also see this relevant thread

Best,
Oliver

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Thank you for the info.