Mac Webserver or VM ware linux server

hi, i'm not sure this is the right place to ask this, but i
figured someone out there would be doing what i'm trying to do.
I'm going to be on an international flight for close to 14
hours. which will be a great time for me to work on a website i've
been meaning to work on. I'm running a mac, OS X 10.5, and
dreamweaver.
would it be better to run a virtual machine webserver to test
my site, or just run apache on my mac. i'll need need mysql too..
any suggestions. i'm reasonably computer savy, i've set up a web
servers, i just dont know what the best approach is.
any suggestions would be appreciated.

If you need something simple and you are on an intel mac, you
could download the mysql installer package from mysql.com and the
php package from entropy.ch and you will be good to go.
If you are on a PowerPC Mac you will need to download MAMP (
http://www.mamp.info/en/index.php
) because there is no Leopard PowerPC mySQL package.
Using Fusion or Parallels to run a server is an option, but
that would virtualize the server which is not what you want to be
doing. If anything the virtual machine would be of better use set
up with Windows to test IE.

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Gary -- unfortunately, I am back, with memories fading as fast as my suntan.
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You've been served, as they say on British TV and in the grand jury subpoena business.
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[2012-08-08T14:17:54.975-04:00] [Framework] [NOTIFICATION] [] [upgrade.Framework] [tid: 10] [ecid: 0000J^7TGkG7m3L5MRO5ye1G8epI000001,0] Java library path: /opt/oinstall/middleware/Oracle_BI1/jdk/jre/lib/amd64/server:/opt/oinstall/middleware/Oracle_BI1/jdk/jre/lib/amd64:/opt/oinstall/middleware/Oracle_BI1/jdk/jre/../lib/amd64:/opt/oinstall/middleware/Oracle_BI1/lib:/usr/java/packages/lib/amd64:/usr/lib64:/lib64:/lib:/usr/lib
[2012-08-08T14:17:55.361-04:00] [Framework] [ERROR] [UPGAST-00055] [upgrade.Framework] [tid: 10] [ecid: 0000J^7TGkG7m3L5MRO5ye1G8epI000001,0] error reading the Oracle Universal Installer inventory
[2012-08-08T14:17:55.362-04:00] [Framework] [ERROR] [] [upgrade.Framework] [tid: 10] [ecid: 0000J^7TGkG7m3L5MRO5ye1G8epI000001,0] Cause: An error occurred while reading the Oracle Universal Installer inventory. Action: See the secondary error message for additional details.
[2012-08-08T14:17:55.362-04:00] [Framework] [ERROR] [] [upgrade.Framework] [tid: 10] [ecid: 0000J^7TGkG7m3L5MRO5ye1G8epI000001,0] [[
oracle.sysman.oii.oiii.OiiiInventoryDoesNotExistException: The inventory pointer location /etc/oraInst.loc is either not readable or does not exist
     at oracle.sysman.oii.oiii.OiiiInstallAreaControl.initAreaControl(OiiiInstallAreaControl.java:1855)
     at oracle.sysman.oii.oiic.OiicStandardInventorySession.initSession(OiicStandardInventorySession.java:292)
     at oracle.sysman.oii.oiic.OiicStandardInventorySession.initSession(OiicStandardInventorySession.java:231)
     at oracle.sysman.oii.oiic.OiicStandardInventorySession.initSession(OiicStandardInventorySession.java:180)
     at oracle.ias.upgrade.OUIInventory.initAll(OUIInventory.java:86)
     at oracle.ias.upgrade.gui.UAWizard.init(UAWizard.java:456)
     at oracle.ias.upgrade.UpgradeDriver.gui(UpgradeDriver.java:276)
     at oracle.ias.upgrade.UpgradeDriver.main(UpgradeDriver.java:181)
Anyone of you comeacross this issue before?
thanks in advance.
Thanks
Jay.

Jayaraju Vedala wrote:
oracle.sysman.oii.oiii.OiiiInventoryDoesNotExistException: The inventory pointer location /etc/oraInst.loc is either not readable or does not existHi,
Refer to this blog post, this should resolve your problem: ( http://rnm1978.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/obi-11g-upgast-00055-error-reading-the-oracle-universal-installer-inventory/ )
Thanks,
-Amith.

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we have been using different macs here since 10.6. until mavericks with adobe CS 5 and a linux server for years.
today i got a new MBP retina with mavericks and since now i have the following problem:
- when i try to open a photoshop file on the server i get a "file is empty" error, when i open an illustrator file on the server illustrator crashes und when i open a pdf on the server with acrobat pro there comes a message that the file is corrupt. with acrobat reader i can open it.
- i can open the exact files with all apps when they are on a local storage not an the server
- i can open all files on the server with another mac with os x 10.6.
so there must be a problem with the combination cs5-files, server and os 10.9. it's weird because with my old MBP i with also using mavericks and there was no problem.
can anyone help me? it's really a problem!

i found a workaround that seems to work!
instead of connecting to the server with "smb" i connect with "cifs". so i force mavericks to connect using the old smb 1 instead of the buggy smb 2.

Long response times calling XE on a Linux Server

I've installed XE on a Suse 9.2 Linux Server.
In most cases I get a fast access to XE over APEX. But sometimes, I get a timeout when a I call a page on APEX.
There is also a paralell running Apache webserver (port 80) on the server.
XE port 8080.
Does anybody know what's the reason for this?

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-- who is doing what
SELECT sq.sql_text,
se.status,
se.username,
se.osuser,
se.terminal,
se.machine,
'ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION ''' || se.sid || ', ' || se.serial# ||
''' IMMEDIATE ;',
se.sid,
se.serial#,
pr.spid,
se.saddr,
se.schemaname,
se.program,
se.logon_time,
sq.hash_value,
sq.address,
sq.buffer_gets,
sq.disk_reads,
sq.executions,
sq.fetches,
sq.rows_processed,
io.block_gets,
io.consistent_gets,
io.physical_reads,
io.block_changes,
io.consistent_changes,
se.module,
se.action,
se.client_info,
sw.event,
sw.p1text,
sw.p1,
sw.p2text,
sw.p2,
pr.pga_used_mem,
pr.pga_alloc_mem,
pr.pga_freeable_mem,
pr.pga_max_mem,
'exec dbms_support.start_trace_in_session(' || se.sid || ', ' || se.serial# || ', ' ||
'waits => TRUE' || ', ' || 'binds => TRUE);',
'exec dbms_support.stop_trace_in_session(' || se.sid || ', ' || se.serial# || ');'
FROM v$session se, v$sqlarea sq, v$process pr, v$session_wait sw, v$sess_io io
WHERE status IN ('ACTIVE', 'KILLED', ' INACTIVE', ' CACHED', ' SNIPED')
AND se.sql_hash_value = sq.hash_value(+)
AND se.sql_address = sq.address(+)
AND se.paddr = pr.addr
AND se.sid = sw.sid
AND se.sid = io.sid
ORDER BY sq.sql_text, se.username, se.schemaname, se.osuser, se.program, se.sid
You need to match the top cpu os processes' id with the "pr.spid" column, then you might look at the other columns of that row for details.
Also the database runs a number of jobs - backups, etc. these may be the problems.
Kind regards,
Tonguç

Which NIC should I buy for Oracle Linux Server 6.4

Hi,
I am trying to install Oracle RAC 11g R2 onto my laptop PC - Lenovo T400s. I have installed Oracle Linux Server 6.4. The OOTB NIC was recognized by OS and eth0 is fine but I need one more NIC for RAC. RAC needs two NIC for public IP and private IP. Now I want to buy NIC for either USB or express card for the second NIC but I don't know which one to buy. Most of NICs that I find on the Internet is supported by Windows or Mac but I could not find any that says it is supported by Linux. Could someone tell me which one I should buy so I can download driver from the company website and compile from source hopefully..
Thanks,

hello,
you can build a rac on 2 laptos, sure
are some requirments , like shared storage
RAC will take, RAW device, block device, that can be SCSI, SAS, iSCSI, or lun by fiber channel, here in your setup, you wioll need to read about iscsi and use an storage
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hi,
i have mac and i work using a file server that has a linux.
The problem is that when i saved a freehand file, after cloosing
the program and reconect to the local server, i try to open the
file but freehand ask me for the images the the document has. Is
like freehand forget the links of the images or can't find it in a
linux server where they are when i create the file.
Anyone knows what can i do?
thanks

Yes, i know if we put the images in the same folder or i we
embedded de images in the document the problem doesn't ocurre, but
we used to work with the same image in lots of documents, like ads,
catalogues, flyers,... and we can't put each image in each folder
the disk quote will increase a lot. Moreover if we embedded the
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it .
Thanks

Dreamweaver on a Linux Server

I am trying to find out... Will Dreamweaver work on a Linux
server? We are in the process of buying new servers and need to
find out...
Thanks...

No, it will not run in *nix. But the pages it creates will
work on any
flavor webserver, that supports the scripting method used.
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[Solved]Remote Desktop access to a Linux server?

Hi
I am connected to a Linux server through a VPN.
Usually I just run command-line apps via SSH.
Ther is one particular application that can only be started using a GUI applet on the server
but the server has no display.
Can I use my Mac's X server to see the graphical output and control that Linux Desktop?
What softwre do I need?
Regards
El

Found the answer on a previous thread
El

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