how to install ipk file from remote server when user click on url?
There is no way with a stock webOS device. In the homebrew world, the apps Preware and Internalz now support download and install for IPK files, but this is NOT supported without installing a homebrew app to alter the setup of the system.
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To get an acces token for an api I need to run a Powershell script first. I'm using mac os 11.3.1, installed Powershell via Homebrew and installed some packages for using the script. One last thing I need to complete to be able to run it is creating a Certificate Provider/Cert drive. On Windows this is created when installing Powershell but this isn't the case on mac os.
I can't find any documentation about this so are there people who were able to use the certificate provider?
My current modules:
I am trying to get started building a voice interface with Watson Assistant, and following the docs I need to install the IBM Cloud CLI. I have downloaded the three latest versions from here (https://console.bluemix.net/docs/cli/reference/bluemix_cli/all_versions.html) but the installs all fail. I tried running the command line install as well, but that fails too:
Download complete. Executing installer...
installer: Package name is IBM Cloud Command Line Interface
installer: Installing at base path /
installer: The install failed (The Installer encountered an error that
caused the installation to fail. Contact the software manufacturer for
assistance.)
Install failed.
I tried installing on Macintosh HD disk and in a project folder, but it all fails! Help?
I tried versions 0.6.6, 0.6.5, and 0.6.4. I am running macOS High Sierra 10.13.3.
pls see if there is /usr/local/bin directory in your OS. If not, create the directory and install again.
This will be fixed in next release v0.6.7.
If I already have Go installed on my computer, I can easily install a CLI application using this github repository. I need to install a CLi application on a machine that does not have Go installed (like the CloudFoundry CLI) - how can I do that?
Go compiles to one executable, the end user does not need go installed.
You could try a newly released tool like goget.sh
I'm new to running Xampp and Bitnami, but as far I can tell Bitnami provides a 1-click install facility for Wordpress similar to the facility I get on my web host.
Xampp is running and I've installed Bitnami at C:\xampp and can see this under the Applications item on Xampp Admin, but I can't see how to install Wordpress on a new site.
I've tried running the installer again and using path C:\xampp\htdocs\my_new_site and I get an error saying it doesn't contain a valid XAMPP installation. How should I be using Bitnami?
BitNami for XAMPP installs the application you select (WordPress, Drupal and/or Joomla!) in the C:\XAMPP\apps directory here is the step by step guide. If you run the installer and selected WordPress, the files should be placed in c:\XAMPP\apps\wordpress. Currently With the BitNami installer you will be able to install only one WordPress (you can add more instances manually though).
I have a working WAMP environment (Apache Friends). I decided to try Subversion and downloaded CollabNetSubversion-server-1.6.9-1.win32.exe. On the download page there were packages including Apache server which I did not use - because I didn't want to replace my current Apache installation.
I just installed the one that did not include Apache, and now I want to configure it to work with my current Apache. What should I do?
Is there an easy step by step tutorial to explain this?
There's lots of tutorials such as the XAMPP (apache friends) version http://serk01.wordpress.com/2008/09/21/how-to-create-your-own-home-svn-repository-with-xamppapache/ and the WAMP version http://www.reloadedpc.com/other/setup-wamp-svn-subversion-windows/
If all you want to do is create a repository and do checkins and updates locally on your windows machine then just install TortoiseSVN. Tortoisesvn only installs the shell extension for windows explorer, not any command line svn executables. To get those you have to download them separately and make sure they're the same version of svn that tortoise uses or you'll get errors about version mismatches when using the command line svn.