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The Web Developer Appliance

  • 1.  The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jun 05, 2006 07:31 AM

    http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/directory/134

    A virtual machine designed for testing and fine tuning your web-based applications in a safe environment



  • 2.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jul 04, 2006 07:04 PM

    Root password is not included in the documentation.

    Cannot alter apache2.conf, perl is not enabled.



  • 3.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jul 05, 2006 12:38 AM

    Root password is not included in the documentation.

    That's because it's right on the download page...

    "Primary account

    Username: webdev

    Password: webdev"

    :smileyhappy:



  • 4.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jul 05, 2006 03:33 PM

    That username and password does not have root rights. When logged on as webdev, I couldn't do anything that required root rights.



  • 5.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jul 12, 2006 01:34 AM

    ubuntu does not have root account. you have to do everything with the normal user account using sudo. this is ubuntu!!



  • 6.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jul 12, 2006 02:18 AM

    In ubuntu, you CANNOT logon as root. The user 'webdev' has to sudo in order to become root. So if you want to do superuser things on an ubuntu system do this:

    sudo whatever_command_you_want_to_run.

    enter the password.

    or

    sudo -s -H

    enter the password. You will be logged in as root

    :smileyhappy:



  • 7.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jul 19, 2006 03:26 AM

    You can log in as root as Ubuntu. You simply need to set a password for root first. Logged in as your other user, type 'sudo passwd root' and enter the password (twice) for the root user. You can from then on login as root.



  • 8.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jul 19, 2006 10:27 PM

    This is an Ubuntu system. The password for root is already set. It is the same password as the password for the initial user in Ubuntu. That's why you can sudo. You dont need to set it again !!!!

    :smileyhappy:



  • 9.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Jul 19, 2006 11:08 PM

    If the root password is set, a person can login as root (via console, not GUI). You can still enable root to login via the GUI if enabled in the security / session settings.



  • 10.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Mar 06, 2007 07:03 PM

    I was not able to access pages from a remote machine.

    I fixed it by changing:

    In:

    /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default



  • 11.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Mar 08, 2007 02:46 AM

    Thanks for the tip jlertle. that worked very nice on me.

    Now, I want to access my files on this VM from a windows remote host using WinSCP. How can I do that? Anyone have a clue?



  • 12.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Apr 18, 2007 07:56 AM

    Unfortunately the torrent file is not working, is there also any 'normal' download available somewhere/somehow?

    Because it's really hard to find any Appliance with php4 and mysql4 installed.

    So this Web Developer Appliance seems to be perfect.

    thanks in advance for any help



  • 13.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Sep 09, 2007 05:15 PM

    How to share files with this appliance? Grandma's LAMP has easy SAMBA shares set up ...



  • 14.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Sep 10, 2007 02:13 AM

    Also, php CLI is failing:

    "bash: php: command not found"



  • 15.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Sep 11, 2007 05:07 AM

    Looks like I downloaded a 1GB clunker. A little bit of support please?



  • 16.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Nov 12, 2007 06:50 PM

    mysql username/password?

    I need to access the database outside this VM, does this work out of the box this way?

    any help would be appreciated... Any donation boxes?

    -Markus



  • 17.  RE: The Web Developer Appliance

    Posted Nov 12, 2007 11:34 PM

    ok, not sure why but I can access mysql now on the localhost.

    Funny thing is I cannot type an @ character. hard to give privileges if you can't type @. Thoughts? Doesn't work anywhere. gedit, gnome terminal!!!!

    Help!!!!!