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Can I use Acumatica in Docker?
I want to have multiple versions on one machine.
The Windows Installer will not allow me to install more than one version of the same program. Is there any way to get around this?
Let's suppose you already have Acumatica 20.093.0108 installed and you wanna have an older version 19.193.0108 "Acumatica ERP Configuration Wizard" for some reason (you need older DB, or site or whatever). In this case, you can silently extract any version to the needed folder, just take 19.193.0108 build, find AcumaticaERPInstall.msi
19.193.0108\AcumaticaERP\AcumaticaERPInstall.msi
run installation via Terminal or .bat file as follows
#msiexec /a AcumaticaERPInstall.msi /qb TARGETDIR=C:\AcumaticaBuilds\19.193.0108
and run Acumatica ERP Configuration Wizard using
C:\19.193.0108\AcumaticaBuilds\Acumatica ERP\Data\AcumaticaConfig.exe
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I have a task to create golang nmap valners wrapper using this 2 repos:
https://github.com/vulnersCom/nmap-vulners
https://github.com/Ullaakut/nmap
The problem is that i want to wrap this golang app with docker, but for successful work app needs to have nmap installed on system and vulners.nse script downloaded for it. I am new with Docker and when i try to download necessary files into golang container i get issues.
So should i use plain ubuntu image with installation of golang on it instead of just using golang image? Is it normal practice for such apps? Can u send the example of dockerfile for this type of projects (where besides of language features app needs to work with third-party system files/scripts).
Thanks!
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This month we purchased the upgrade from XE to Delphi 10 Seattle.
I used the installation link in the registration email. Later i saw that there is now an update 1 available that requires a reinstall.
Now im in doubt if the installer i used orginally included update 1 or not.
The about screen in Delphi 10 Seatle shows 'no updates installed' and in the lower part of the about screen 'Build 0' so this suggests its the older version without the update.
But it would be a lot of work to reinstall everying especially all the components, so i would like to be sure before i start from scratch.
So the question: Can someone tell me how i can determine if i have update 1 installed or not?
Thanks in advance for any help with this.
You've already answered your question.... "no updates installed" means that you don't have update 1 installed.
Select that you want to keep your registry entries during uninstall, then you don't need to reinstall your components.
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I just spend hours trying to diagnose why an MVC4 app that I published (file system) to a remote machine ran, but displayed bugs. Then I gave up on publish and copied the whole source tree to the target web site, and now everything works.
I know it's nearly hopeless asking what files the publish action omitted, but maybe I'm lucky and there are some known issues. Are there?
Most of the time this happens to me it's because I haven't deployed an MVC library.
Open the references folder and ensure they are all being copied locally.
Then when you deploy you know the DLL's are coming over.
Without any further information as to your exact errors etc it's difficult to provide more.
When you deploy to something like GoDaddy etc, you don't know what is in the GAC and what is not.
Also, I always click the "Show All Files" button to see if there are any files I simply copied to the folder and forgot to include in the solution.
But apart from that I've never had issues deploying to the file system and then copying that to the host.
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I'm new to programming and would like to set up some kind of version control. I'm not sure how all this works.
I'm thinking that i would need to set up some remote server to check code in and out of so that if something happens to my computer i don't lose the code.
What i don't understand is if there are websites over there that offer free hosting for the repository or how does that work.
Have a look at github.com. You can have there free git (famous version control system) hosting up to 300MB (i think it's 300) of source code.
I think github has also payed account where you can have private/non-public-visible repositories.
And maybe also take a look at bitbucket.org.
What i do:
I'm using gitosis on a own server.
With gitosis you can build you own git remote (server).
But this solution requires a root server which cost around 70UDS/month.
With your own server you are independent and you don't have to place your code on other servers.
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I have written a utility in delphi 5 professional which requires the some files while executing. I want to make a setup file which installs my utility program along with the other required files.
You can use InnoSetup to create professional installers here is the download link ... http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php
I'd go with InnoSetup any time if using Microsoft Windows Installer is not a requirement. If you would like to use MSI, then I'd recomment diving into Windows Installer XML, which is relatively easy to use for simple setups.
Delphi 5 came with InstallShield Express that is useful for simple setups (and IIRC could also install the BDE...) and is simple to use - if you have a "legal" copy you should find it easily on the installation CD (it should also be offered by the installation app autoruns launches).