Virtual Machine Image

If you need a ready-to-run server, you can download the Virtualbox image of the latest Hospital Management System.

This Virtual Machine (VM) has followed the traditional vanilla installation method on a Debian GNU/Linux operating system.

Operating system users and initial passwords

gnuhealth: The admin user for the the HMIS server (passwd: “gnu”)
root: Its password is “gnu”

Important

Make sure you change both passwords

The server uses the official (“vanilla”) installation method, so all the links, aliases, logs and documentation are current.

The HMIS server is enabled by default. It runs automatically at operating system boot time.

Demo DB: We have also included the demo DB “health50”, same as the one in the community server. The credentials are the same (admin/gnusolidario)

You can create your own database and customize the server. This is a full blown server and operating system ready to use.

Disk space: In order to save resources and download times this is a very small image. You need to resize the disk and filesystem if you are going to use it in production.

If you need a larger or custom image for your health institution, you can contact us at health@gnusolidario.org .

The image is compressed in gzip format. Make sure you uncompress it before importing into virtualbox. You can download the latest image here:

https://www.gnuhealth.org/downloads/images/GNUHealth-50-debian12.vdi.gz

Virtual Machine Specifications

MD5 hash: a756ac5afe0b93ae705e933e74cbb1c0 GNUHealth-50-debian12.vdi.gz

Debian: 12.0 "Bookworm"
DB: Postgresql 15
Python: 3.11
Tryton: 7.0
Desktop environment : XFCE