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25 Feb, 2009 09:22 AM
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Hi everybody, I have been working with the team on BitNami since the beginning, and I am extremely proud of what it has become. Unfortunately, I need to move on and I can’t be as devoted to the project as I am now. Fortunately, Beltrán and the rest of the team will keep up with the great (more than that, awesome) job they have been doing to make it possible to install web applications in a really easy way. It’s been a tough decision to take, and I just wanted to thank you all and say goodbye (or see you soon :D) Antonio. |
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25 Feb, 2009 08:15 AM
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Topic: Trac / .htaccess forwarding in the /apache2/htdocs directory? Thanks for the detailed guide kamko. Unfortunately, I am not able to test it right now, but it looks good to me! |
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25 Feb, 2009 08:12 AM
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Topic: WordPress / Problems with admin login (mac os x) The user name of phpMyAdmin is administrator, I think that may be the problem. |
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24 Feb, 2009 08:08 AM
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Topic: WordPress / Bitnami Wordpress & DYNDNS.org When the installer asks for a hostname, you need to enter your dyndns.org address. Take into account that by doing that, the site will only be correctly displayed when you are using the aforementioned address to enter. And before doing that, you need to redirect (in the router administration page) the port you are using to your LAN address. This port will probably be 80 on Windows and 8080 on Linux/OSX. I am afraid that I cannot give you more details, as it all depends on your router brand and your local area network address. Have a look in the Internet and you will probably find a guide on how to redirect (or “open”) ports for your specific router. Cheers |
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23 Feb, 2009 10:15 AM
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Topic: Drupal / modules not showing-up Hi, I have checked the modules page in a fresh install and it works. I believe that one of your custom modules (or a core one that you enabled after the installation) may be causing this issue, can you please start over with a fresh installation and enable/install modules one by one? Cheers |
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23 Feb, 2009 09:20 AM
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Topic: RubyStack & JRubyStack / installed components For which operating system? |
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23 Feb, 2009 08:29 AM
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Topic: WordPress / 403 Forbidden on Wordpress module Hi, You have probably overwritten a configuration file with data from the old installation. Try to use the grep UNIX command to find where the problem is: change directory to your current installation and type
Cheers |
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23 Feb, 2009 08:23 AM
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Topic: Redmine / rake db:migrate_plugins fails Great to hear that it works now :) |
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20 Feb, 2009 01:49 PM
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Topic: WordPress / Wordpress Upgrade from 2.7 to 2.71 Hi, Currently updates are not supported, so you can either install the latest stack, which is 2.7.1 or follow the update guide you mention. Cheers |
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20 Feb, 2009 08:06 AM
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Topic: RubyStack & JRubyStack / can't use the new "powershell v2" of windows 7 to run rubystack ??!! We mostly (if not all) develop on Linux, and test in Virtual Machines. Currently I don’t recall having a Vista SP1, tough. Is there any user out there with Vista SP1 who is willing to give a helping hand? Thanks in advance. |
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20 Feb, 2009 08:04 AM
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Topic: General / Stacked drupal installs using 1 server install Hi domineaux, I am afraid that currently installing more than one instance of the same module is not supported. If you’re only developing one site at a time, you can install six different Drupal stacks and have only the one you’re working on started. It is not the perfect solution, but it’s the only one I can think about right now. Cheers |
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19 Feb, 2009 02:32 PM
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Topic: RubyStack & JRubyStack / can't use the new "powershell v2" of windows 7 to run rubystack ??!! Hi, I don’t know if it is possible, we haven’t tried Windows 7 yet. Cheers |
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19 Feb, 2009 11:30 AM
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Topic: Redmine / ctlscript blown away Hi, Install Redmine in other folder, and then copy the ctlscript.sh back to the place in where you lost it. After that, open it and replace inside the path to the new installation to the old one. Cheers |
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19 Feb, 2009 08:00 AM
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Topic: BitNami en español / Rubystack y PostgreSQL No, habría que recompilarlo todo. Una RubyStack con PostgreSQL sería posible, pero ahora mismo no está entre nuestras prioridades, así que no te puedo dar una fecha exacta… |
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19 Feb, 2009 07:57 AM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp There you are :) You’re welcome! And to return the favor, would you be able to write a guide on how to install elgg over the WAMPStack? We can put it in the front page and send it to the elgg site, too. |
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18 Feb, 2009 06:26 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp But it is working now! See how it is trying to rewrite the url from testing.php to modrewrite.php :) I think that the problem here is the rewrite rule itself, try to install elgg now to see if it works, please. |
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18 Feb, 2009 05:52 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp So, I created a test folder in htdocs, moved the php files there, and also .htaccess. It still works :S So, set AllowOverride for both the first and the second directives we were talking about, and create the appropriate .htaccess file in elgg1.2. Restart the server (this is important, but I think you are doing it already) and try again. If it works, set the first AllowOverride to None, restart and try again. |
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18 Feb, 2009 05:27 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp It depends on where you are installing elgg. I’ll try to explain myself, the directive AllowOverride is applied to a directory. The first one is applied to the directory / of the url (so if it itself is not overriden in another directory, it applies to all, I think). The second one to the directory htdocs, which was the one that I had to change (though I had the first one set to All to be honest, from a previous attempt). Are you installing elgg in the htdocs folder? |
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18 Feb, 2009 05:08 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp There are 3 different AllowOverride directives in the configuration file, which one have you changed? I have configured mod_rewrite correctly in LAMPStack, and tested it with the last link you provide. |
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18 Feb, 2009 04:36 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp There is no error related to mod_rewrite. How do you know it is not being loaded? |
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18 Feb, 2009 03:09 PM
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Topic: Redmine / windows stack install problem Fixed, thank you very much for reporting :) |
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18 Feb, 2009 02:58 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp Mmmmm not right now, try to have a look at installation_directory\apache2\logs too see if you can find something in there |
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18 Feb, 2009 11:49 AM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp ; means off Apparently, JSON and DOM libraries are part of the core of PHP, so you don’t need to enable them :) http://es.php.net/manual/en/dom.installation.php |
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18 Feb, 2009 11:46 AM
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Topic: Redmine / windows stack install problem You can bet on it. I am rebuilding now, but it may take a while… |
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18 Feb, 2009 09:31 AM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp Actually, is the other way around :) A # means “ignore this line” Are you completely sure about php.ini? I just checked and it should be there. |
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18 Feb, 2009 08:48 AM
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Topic: Redmine / windows stack install problem Thanks, you are right, I’m working on it. |
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18 Feb, 2009 08:15 AM
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Topic: General / Vista Permissions I don’t know what may be going on, but I can tell you that we have successfully installed stacks on Vista without these problems. Any other user can give a helping hand or confirm the malfunctionality? |
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17 Feb, 2009 05:12 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / elgg + wamp Hi,
You can do so in the Apache configuration file, located in installation_directory\apache2\conf\httpd.conf. Simply look for mod_rewrite and uncomment it.
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Edit the file installation_directory\php\php.ini. I don’t know exactly the directives that you need to change, but it should not be difficult to find out. |
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17 Feb, 2009 04:48 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / www - document root It should :) You can actually set the folder that you want by changing the DocumentRoot directive in installation_directory/apache2/conf/httpd.conf |
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17 Feb, 2009 04:35 PM
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Topic: WAMPStack / www - document root Yep, try installation_directory/apache2/htdocs |

