If you are installing Passwork on Linux and building libraries from source, plug in the SWAP file (the build process may use 2-4 GB RAM and stop with an error if there is not enough free memory).

After installing Passwork you can delete the swap file

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Enabling SWAP file on Linux

Enabling a swap file

After installing Passwork you can delete the swap file