I have downloaded magento project from my ec2 instance. I have just downloaded the magento root directory folder and imported into the phpstorm. Now how do I run that project. Where do I setup server and database settings. How to deploy the project
Go ahead and create a database of your choice. Then just go to your browser and run your localhost/projectname/index.php. It will ask you for all the requirements and install your project right there.
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I am currently working on setting up a QA server at my home in order to test applications, and I have run into a bit of an issue. I have attempted to publish my .Net Core 6 website to the server by the following steps:
Publishing the website via Visual Studio, to a local folder. Visual Studio Publishing
Copy the published website over to the server via Filzilla. Filezilla Copy
Unfortunately, when I go to the url I only wind up with a directory search of the published files: Directory Search
The webserver is Apache2, running on Ubuntu Server 22.04. How can I get my website up and running on this QA server, rather than just a directory search?
Thanks in advance for your help!
4L4M1N's comment is correct. The publish files you generated just for windows IIS. not Apache2.
So you need check the official to create .htaccess file, and the webserver will be working.
Reference Video:
How to Deploy .Net Core Web Application to Ubuntu Linux
I was copied my laravel project to run another computer. But this project does not work. So who can help me?
I am a teamcity developer and our organisation currently uses Team-city 9.0.3 Free version. Now we maxed out Builds. So we are planning to take an enterprise edition.
But before that we need to upgrade the teamcity to latest version 10.x. while i am doing the upgrade it throws the following error.
Please click the link to see the error
The steps i did for the upgrade are
-- Take a back up of entire Teamcity which will be in /root/.BuildServer/backup
-- Stop the Teamcity server and delete the whole teamcity directory
-- copy the backup .Zip file into import section.
-- download the latest teamcity and do the necessary configurations and start the teamcity server.
-- go to Administration/Import and start importing the file from /root/.BuildServer/import
While importing i am getting the above error as version is not supported.
Please help me on this so that i have to upgrade the Teamcity and go for enterprise edition
Thankyou in advance..
It sounds like you are trying to import a backup created with TeamCity 9 into TeamCity 10, that isn't supported, backups can only be restored with the same version they were created with.
When you install TeamCity you usually have a data directory (probably ".BuildServer" in your case) and the software in a different location. You shouldn't delete the data directory, you should upgrade the database and data directory in place (TeamCity will prompt to do this when the new software starts, refer maintenance mode below).
If you continue with your proposed route you'll need to create a fresh TeamCity 10 database with the new schema version, however you'll loose all the other settings and data as that backup sounds like a project config only backup.
JetBrains provide detailed guides to perform upgrades:
https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD10/Upgrade
https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD10/TeamCity+Maintenance+Mode
I'm testing migration of websites to a Windows 2012 IIS 8.5. machine and when I create a Web Setup Project in VS2010 I can't find a way to get it to install on IIS 8.5 as a website. It always installs as a Virtual Directory underneath the defaultwebsite.
Is there something I'm missing? Everywhere I've read seems to say a web setup project installs things as a virtual directory. Is there no option anywhere to install as a website?
It's so simple I could kick myself...
Simply setup the website definition in IIS, then when you run the installer, in the section Select Installation Address, select the website in the top field, then blank out the virtual directory field.
This causes the installer to install without creating a virtual directory!
Recently by using Visual Studio 2013 I have developed a program that displays alarm information based on its time and alarm tone settings. Those settings and files are stored in MySQL database.
The issue is:
Is there any way to install this application to another computer without requiring to export the database, install MySQL database and configuring it.
Just I want to Install the required database file and application at ones including to the Software installation package. or what you will advice me.
Using the Installshield Lite packaged with VS2013 you can create a setup that will include the setup of applications such as MySQL.
When the setup runs, it will install MySQL with the parameters provided. If you configure the application to use silent install as discussed here: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/windows-installer-msi-quiet.html then the installation will be seen as 'part of' your setup.
For the settings, I would recommend creating a setup application (console app) that will read a .sql file etc and configure the database. This too can be run as a pre-requisite of your installation.
You can also do this all manually (i.e. write your own setup application that will call MySQL setup using Process class, install MySQL, create project folder, create shortcuts etc). The Installshield is not fully functional and a gets a lot of bad press, but will do the job for a quick/simple install.