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System Requirements

#Installation
Automad is primarily designed to be installed on shared hosting environments. Therefore Automad is tested on several Apache and Nginx web servers. Other environments are untested! The list of system requirements is rather short:
- Apache or Nginx webserver
- PHP 7.4-8.1 including modules such as GD, cURL and ZIP
- Sendmail is required to work properly together with the default mail function in order to send emails for password resets or using the mail block
- A modern web browser
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