I'm currently using MAMP PRO which comes shipped with Apache 2.2 and I have some experience in upgrading/configuring PHP under MAMP in order to install specific modules etc but what I would like to do now is upgrading the Apache HTTP server in order to use a server module that only work in version 2.4, does anyone have experience in doing this?
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I have installed WAMP and TortoiseSVN successfully in Windows Server 2008. We have LAN enabled for multiple Developers, I am trying to enable the HTTP protocol to access the Repositories so that the multiple developers can commit from their computers. Please help me in fixing this. Thanks in Advance.
TortoiseSVN is just a Subversion client,
Installing WAMP package and putting your repos in it's directory is not enough. You must configure HTTPD with mod_dav_svn module properly.
If you don't want to deal with manual Subversion+HTTPD server configuration (not an easy task, in fact), then you can install a Subversion+HTTPD server package (e.g. VisualSVN Server or Subversion Edge).
I am trying to deploy the Phpscheduleit(http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpscheduleit/) open source software on a WAMP Server version 2.4.
One of the instructions states "The web server must have write access (0755) to /your-booked/tpl_c and /your-booked/tpl" Does anyone have any idea where I could change the write access to 0755?
Thanks.
I am using Ubuntu 12.04 operating system. I have already Apache, PHP, Mysql configured and running without any issues on my system. Now I would like to install Zend Server in my system will this break my already present Apache sever? Will there be any issues?
I have a personal server still running plesk 10.4.4 on CentOS 5 (Media Temple) and I am installing a rails app on a client server (new server running Plesk 11.5 on CentOS 6.5) and when I create a new site through the "Subscriptions" panel, the output is this:
But on my server, I do the same process and the output is this:
Why is this server not generating all the config, lib, conf, etc directories like when I install a new site via plesk on my server? Is this a CentOS 6 thing or a Plesk 11.5 thing?
Has anyone noticed this or can you point me in the direction of a changelog for Plesk or CentOS so that I can be assured this isn't an issue in server setup?
This is normal Plesk 11.5 vhost structure.
See
http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-administrator-guide/index.htm?fileName=68806.htm
Is there any way I can install VisualSVN Server not installing Apache?
The thing is that I already have Apache installed in the same server, so I want VisualSVN Server to use that Apache installation.
By the way: I was told that VisualSVN Server is the best (easyest) alternative for installing SVN in Windows Server. Is that right?
I'd just install svnserve (a standalone subversion server) from the binaries at collabnet. It's simpler than integrating subversion with apache.