admin's blog

http://www.gettaskdone.com/portfolio/consulting-portfolio/redmine-at-hos...

Just in case link dies -- copy is below:

Create MySQL Database and Username

Login to CPanel and click on MySQL Database Wizard, it will prompt you for database name, then ask you to make a user, make sure you GRANT ALL privileges. Remember this database and username we will use it later.

I will explain how to create DB for languages other than English a bit later.

Create a Sub-Domain

install nmap if not already installed:

sudo apt-get install nmap

run nmap with the following command to scan an entire subnet:

nmap -v sP 192.168.2.1-254

Here's a sample of the output after hitting the Roku music player:

Host roku-living-room.rainman.local (192.168.2.125) is up (0.0026s latency).
Interesting ports on roku-living-room.rainman.local (192.168.2.125):
Not shown: 996 closed ports
PORT STATE SERVICE
80/tcp open http
4444/tcp open krb524
5555/tcp open freeciv
8080/tcp open http-proxy

Install subversion and configure according to following link

http://www.automaticable.com/2008-06-25/how-to-host-a-subversion-reposit...

There is a good page listing the various search vendors on wikipedia at

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_enterprise_search_vendors
   

Note the commercial support vendors -- they all seem to be Apache / Solr based -- is this the best?

Excellent discussion here: http://www.cynapse.com/community/home/cyn.in-developers/why-cyn-in-data-...

Need to find out how to convert it to external file storage

Installing and using Cynapse collaboration tool.

Backing up is easy to do...

In Cyn.in, all data is stored in a file called Data.fs which resides in the buildout home/var/filestorage folder.

Anytime you want to take a full backup you can run:
./bin/snapshotbackup from your buildout home.
You can even copy the Data.fs file out and that's the only file you'll ever need to save your "data".

Ubuntu 10.4 using Passenger¶

If you can't get it working with mod_cgi, you might want to try mod_passenger (it's also quicker):

$ sudo apt-get install redmine redmine-mysql

The second package, redmine-mysql, can be replaced by either redmine-pgsql or redmine-sqlite if you want to use either of those databases.

Ubuntu should prompt you for all the interesting details.

Redmine will now be installed in /usr/share/redmine and /etc/redmine
Configuration¶

Symlink /usr/share/redmine/public to your desired web-accessible location. E.g.:

Looks like the following works pretty well from the command line.

Requires you to logout / login in order for environment changes to take effect after you are done.

http://www.sliksvn.com/en/download

When trying to place syntax highlighted code in the site, I ran across a great Module: GeSHi. But as I am a Noob to Drupal, I was stymied a bit in the installation.

Module installation is rather trivial -- download and copy in the subdiredctory of Modules. However, when refreshing the module page, I discovered that the module called "Content" was missing (i.e. Depends on: Content (missing) ) . I've seen this before when working with other modules, and it messed me up then as well. The key is to understand that the module is CCK and it contains many sub-modules including "Content".

Looking into how to index a wide variety of documents using an open source indexing engine combined with an open source database. DocMgr looks like the best first approach that works with Linux and provides a web interface.