Does it work without internet on the server?
Yes. Business modules, the web panel and the mobile app work with the local server. Internet is needed only for activation, licence renewal, downloading updates and forwarding support tickets; a licence key can also be activated with an offline file. If the licence cannot be renewed for a long time, the installation switches to read-only mode.
What happens to my data when I move from demo to paid?
It stays in place. Mobilteg converts the same licence to paid; the installation picks up the new licence at the next check or via "Renew licence now". No reinstallation is required.
Can I use my own PostgreSQL server?
Yes. Select "Use an existing PostgreSQL server"; the connecting user must be a superuser and "Test connection" is mandatory. Setup creates the database and the mobilteg / mobilteg_app roles; if these roles already exist on the server, they are left untouched.
I don't have a certificate; can I still install?
Only on a trusted local network closed to the internet, with the "unencrypted HTTP only" option; because passwords travel over the network in clear text, the wizard asks for explicit confirmation. The mobile app connects to an http address only on the local network and with a warning. Get a certificate and switch to HTTPS at the earliest opportunity.
What happens if setup is interrupted?
Reopen the setup program: completed steps are verified and skipped, and it resumes where it left off. If you prefer, you can roll back; only the services, rule, empty database and folders created by this installation are removed, and nothing that existed beforehand is touched.
Do I update with the setup program?
No. The installed system updates itself from the panel (Settings → Updates); the setup program is only for the initial installation.
Is there a silent (command-line) installation?
Yes: with --sessiz --yanit yanit.json. --ornek-yanit outputs a sample answer file, and --denetle runs only the pre-check. The licence key and passwords are not written to the answer file; they are read from environment variables.