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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #5

I may be talking out my arse but all of the DynamoCommerceServers I've seen running have been through ports 8840. Does that help? ------------------ Glenn 47 Ronin Multimedia www.…
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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #6

Yeah, I am pretty sure that I was su'd to root when trying to get this to work. It did write a pid and a "starting apache" message to the appropriate log files, but a process list…
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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #7

Not unless I missed your point. The default port for serverina is 8840, but that has nothing to do with apache. -Mike Quote: Originally posted by 47Ronin: I may be t…
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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #8

I have used the browser successfully after configuring the apache mod to listen on my XXX80 port. I then configure the DRP to listen on that port. SNMP are on XXX70, serverina of…
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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #9

So are you saying that you did get apache with the Dynamo module to work on OSXBeta? Can you be more specific about what you had to do? I am familiar with the configuration proce…
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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #10

Question: I've done the jar xvf Dynamo4.5.1.jar and the Dynamo4.5.1/ directory now resides on a clean drive. I've chmod 755 bin/Install ...I tried to bin/Install to run the install…
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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #11

Hey, I believe the install script uses ksh by default which does not exist on OSX. Change the top line of the Install script to use /bin/csh instead or just copy a working Dynamo…
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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #12

Hey, I believe the install script uses ksh by default which does not exist on OSX. Change the top line of the Install script to use /bin/csh instead or just copy a working Dynamo…
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Java Dev (Dynamo/Apache/OSX) — #13

OK, I finally got apache+dynamo on OSX to work. Actually I am not sure why this did not work before, because I think I have gone through this same process before. Anyway, here ar…
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Prefs in OS X? — #1

I kinda curious how OS X is handling stored application preferences? Is there any way to sync carbonized preferences between OS X and OS 9? Will it be as simple to manage as in OS …
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Prefs in OS X? — #2

Prefs for Carbon apps seem to be stored in ~/Library/Preferences/ with the same name as the file would have in MacOS 9 I don't see the need for syncing prefs. If an app is Carboni…
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Prefs in OS X? — #3

Quote: Originally posted by PerfectlyNormalBeast: I kinda curious how OS X is handling stored application preferences? Is there any way to sync carbonized preferences be…
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cvs pserver trouble — #1

I've been trying to get a cvs repository up and running on a darwin box. I've been having some trouble getting it set up. Has anyone succesfully gotten a cvs repository up on Darw…
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cvs pserver trouble — #2

I have not done this, but am interested in the same tool. As I've never installed CVS before... were do I find it? I've checked Apple's site (I'm not an Apple developer, but need i…
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cvs pserver trouble — #3

cvs is included with MacOS X. Just run it from the terminal. I figured out how to get cvs pserver enabled in Darwin. Once you set up the user accounts, it's pretty much by the book…
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cvs pserver trouble — #4

Where are the executables? They are not in my PATH, and Sherlock can't find "cvs". I can, however, find it in the man pages
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cvs pserver trouble — #5

I realized that cvs was probably included with the developer tools. If you have the developer tools and install them, cvs should be at /usr/bin/cvs
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cvs pserver trouble — #6

Thank you aaron! for the reply. I kind of figured you had the developer version. I'll have to wait...
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Apache / PHP4 / MySQL Success! — #1

How many people have gotten Apache, PHP4, and/or MySQL to run on OS X Public Beta? I've been poking at it for a couple days, and finally got Apache with PHP4 to install. x 100…
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Apache / PHP4 / MySQL Success! — #2

i do not use mysql, but have apache and php installed and running - installed them on darwin then dumped osX on top of it all and it still works!
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Apache / PHP4 / MySQL Success! — #3

I *REALLY* don't think you are going to have much luck finding out how to compile or run MySQL on OS X Beta for the moment, at least until someone finds a way or fixes that pthread…
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Apache / PHP4 / MySQL Success! — #4

I *REALLY* don't think you are going to have much luck finding out how to compile or run MySQL on OS X Beta for the moment, at least until someone finds a way or fixes that pthread…
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Apache / PHP4 / MySQL Success! — #5

You're probably right. I got everything to compile and install EXCEPT the server (mysqld) And binaries for Mac OS X Server produce 'Bus Error' when run.
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Apache / PHP4 / MySQL Success! — #6

I installed a replacement pthread library. Now I just have to figure out how to configure the mysql make to use it. The guess method isn't working very well since it takes 15 minut…
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Apache / PHP4 / MySQL Success! — #7

I believe our friend, Anjo Krank... the one who gave us the OSX Server patches for mySQL, is working on the OS X Beta port now. Watch for it within the next couple of weeks.
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