I want to install SSC(fortify 360) on a Apache tomcat server.How do i do it? can anyone please give me the link where to find the installer?
It is provided in HP's MySoftware center, if you are licensed for it.
https://h20576.www2.hpe.com/mysoftware/download/downloadCenter
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I tried to install Neos CMS local under Windows 10 with a Wamp Apache Server. After creating the project with a composer and registering the Vhosts, I tried to run neos.demo/setup. Then I get an 500 internal server error with the message "Specified path not found”, for more information, take a look at the screenshot.
I checked the solutions for the exception code 1355480641, but nothing can solve my problem.
Thanks for your recommendations!
do you have set Neos.Flow.core.phpBinaryPathAndFilename in Configuration/Settings.yaml to the correct php.exe binary path?
This is not an actual solution, this is more of an alternative.
I was having troubles installing neos on windows 10 as well (not the same as you though), a really nice solution that I would recommend as alternative to wamp is bitnami-neos.
I got the same error in the current version of Neos CMS (v4.1). The solution to the problem was for me:
Adjust Configuration/Settings.yaml with the php.exe path (which you already did)
Launch an administrator cmd
Go to the Neos CMS directory
Run flow flow:core:compile
Run flow flow:cache:warmup
Now I could access Neos with XAMPP.
All credit for this answer goes to the following post: https://discuss.neos.io/t/running-neos-flow-on-windows-10-success/2752
I am doing a tutorial on how to install and use Opencv with Cmake. I have gotten through to a step that says Set OpenCV_DIR environment variable to path to Opencv install folder and the directly after Set Path variable where Opencv is installed. I am lost and all the tutorials / solutions I have looked at seem outdated or do not work. Please could someone show me how to do this. Thanks so much for any help.
If you are using Windows, the quick way is to open CMake GUI application and change the variable wherever you want. For a Mac/Linux machine, command line might be your best choice, and this thread will be really helpful for you.
my employers have a requirement to upload very large hi-res images. Ordinarily uploading such images does not work.
I was told using ImageMagick would help shift the image processing burden to the Linux server instead of php (so I don't have to set the php max_memory to some ridiculous level).
Anyway, I followed this tutorial: http://thewichitacomputerguy.com/blog/how-enable-install-imagemagick-drupal
I got the following response:
* warning: file_exists() [function.file-exists]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/usr/bin/convert) is not within the allowed path(s): (/var/www/vhosts/mysite.co.uk/httpdocs:/tmp) in /var/www/vhosts/mysite.co.uk/httpdocs/includes/image.imagemagick.inc on line 55.
* No file /usr/bin/convert could be found. PHP's open_basedir security restriction is set to /var/www/vhosts/mysite.co.uk/httpdocs:/tmp, which may be interfering with the attempts to locate ImageMagick.
I have determined the /usr/bin/convert file definitely exists on the server but I am at a loss regarding how to proceed.
Can you guys help a drupaler out?
If you're on shared hosting, you will need to speak with your provider. If you administer your server, you will need to edit your php.ini to allow open_basedir access to your imagemagick directory.
ImageMagik always give me a hard time...
That tutorial you cited isn't the way that I typically go about installing it. I think that installing ImageMagik to your /includes folder could be related to the problem. If you want to continue to try to make that work, then try configuring ImageMagik in the Drupal admin pages to look in the right place:
admin/settings/imageapi/config
(assuming you've got the ImageAPI module)
If you can't make the magik happen in there.. I'd try installing ImageMagik with SSH (assuming you've got shell access, because this is a dedicated server)
To do that get yourself Putty
Then figure out what distro of linux you are running (check your host's forum, or ask them.. or try this) and run a command like this:
apt-get install imagemagick
or like this..
yum install imagemagik
Once you get it you'll just need to test it and set up the Drupal image handling with ImageCache
A few cool related modules (once you get it working):
ImageField focus
Avatar crop
I've directly downloaded the tar file from here onto my desktop for Mac OSX (which is what I'm using) and extracted its contents. Now I've read the following instructions on how to set it up, but honestly they're a bit too cryptic for me. I was wondering if anyone could please break down these instructions into simpler, bite size pieces for someone who typically has trouble configuring new things...
I'd truly appreciate any help! Thanks!
Btw, my end goal is to set this up for the Paperclip plugin.
The first step would be to install MacPorts if you don't have it already. Once MacPorts is installed it should be fairly straightforward based on the instructions listed at the link you provided.
sudo port install ImageMagick
For others interested in this topic, I might look into installing homebrew instead of MacPorts.
I have google search and found nothing on it. DO anyone know any tutorial that is about installing and use rails.vim in ubuntu?
From the website for rails.vim.
install details Extract the zip file
to ~/.vim (or vimfiles on Windows).
To use the help, see :help
add-local-help. In a nutshell,
:helptags ~/.vim/doc.
But I suggest you look into pathogen for managing your vim plugins. For directions on installing and usage check this blog post.
You can also follow this step-by-step recipe.