Wubi is a free tool that enable you to install Ubuntu (and it’s variant) side by side with Windows installed base, without dedicated partition. However, the developer is not officially supporting Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy). Here is the tricks to install Gutsy using Wubi.
Obtain wubi installer from http://wubi-installer.org/devel/minefield/Wubi-7.10-alpha-rev386.exe and place it to C:\ubuntu folder
Obtain your ISO [...]
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Just shocked get farewell email from my “long distance” friend and college at Sun Microsystems. Even though I met you only twice, but I feel we share a great moment with you especially our last long walking and nice shopping at Shenzhen, China last month.
I don’t want to say good bye, I just want to “Sampai Ketemu” [...]
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As my previous posting about installing SJSWS 7.0 on Solaris 10, then now add PHP plugins to make it enable parse/execute PHP script. Here are the step-by-step:
You need to obtain the PHP Plugin 1.0 from Sun website.
Extract downloaded file to <SJSWS installation location>/plugins/php
Create php.ini on that location, the more simple way is by copying from [...]
Filed under: Solaris | Tagged: Java, php, php.ini, plugins, server, sun, web | Leave a Comment »
Sun Java System Web Server (SJSWS) is part of Java Enterprise System Software Stack. It’s one of the most complete featured web server ever. You can deploy Java Web Application, PHP, Ruby on Rails, using this web server.
Combining with Solaris 10, it gives more advantages, like SMF, Solaris Container/Zone, DTrace, etc.
Here are step-by-step installing SJSWS [...]
Filed under: Solaris | Tagged: admin, admin-server, Java, jdk, php, rails, ruby, server, solaris, web | 1 Comment »
