I mean the folder I can access to manage files with Windows File Manager.
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suppose I install node js in my host windows and if i check the version of node js using cmd or powershell terminal it shows the all things. This is ok, but if i check the node js version in wsl terminal, it shows node js is not install, Is there any way to configure my wsl terminal with host windows computer to find all file and folder path??
I am trying to install WAS8.5 on vmware but .exe file is not showing in vomx files list.can any one explain how to install WAS8.5 on VMware Workstation?
how to copy files from local system to VMware?
I am currently running Apache 2.2 on Windows Server 2008 R2. I would like to upgrade Apache to version 2.4.9 so that I can run mod_security2. I installed Apache 2.2 via an installer. I don't, however, see an installer for Apache v2.4.9. I can find the full Apache Windows binaries on ApacheLounge. I'm just not clear on how to seamlessly upgrade to version 2.4.9. Here's what I'm thinking of doing:
download version 2.4.9 Windows binaries from ApacheLounge
stop Apache 2.2 service
rename C:\Program Files (x86)\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2 to Apache2.2_OLD
create Apache2.4 folder at C:\Program Files (x86)\Apache Software Foundation\
copy contents of downloaded Windows binaries to Apache2.4 folder
set up httpd.exe within the Apache2.4\bin folder as a Windows service
copy httpd.conf file from Apache2.2\conf over to Apache2.4\conf
modify httpd.conf file to point to new Apache installation location
copy any modules from Apache\modules that are missing (and needed) from Apache2.4\modules
start Apache2.4 Windows service
Am I over-simplifying? What steps are missing? I'm relatively new to Apache, so it's possible I'm overlooking the obvious.
I want to develop on 2 systems - using Linux (ubuntu) for server/git repo while having my IDE (RubyMine) in Win7. What is the best approach to configure my environment so the files will be shared between the systems, and also that my Win RubyMine will work correctly with git?
You need git on Windows installed for starters. Then you can setup a shared directory that both Linux and Windows can use. In there you put your repo so that it can be accessed from both sides. Or you use dropbox and access it from both systems. Why don't you use Rubymine in Linux? Is it Win/Mac only?
VirtualBox for hosting and share the folder through the guest add ins. You don't want to switch to the vm while working. Terminal into the vm from windows.
I am running Oracle Enterprise Linux on VMWare. I now want to install Oracle which is is located on my C drive in Windows. Is there a way to copy this file to a folder in my virtual machine?
If its just once off, easiest way is to install winscp onto your windows host, setup a bridged or host only network on the vmware server and using winscp to copy the files in.
I think you can install vmware tools which would allow for shared folders, but last time I tried I ran into some issues and gave up.