2010/05/14
MARC stands for MySQL, Apache, Railo, and ColdFusion On Wheels
Installed in my attemt at a virtual machine for Wheels developers. The developer should be able to use Wheels without any setup/configuration except for the database. Fire up Eclipse and Firefox and start coding.
--- What is installed? ---
The os is Ubuntu Server Edition 10.04 with slight modifications.
The web server is Apache 2.2.
The application server is Resin 3.1.9.
The CFML engine is Railo 3.1.2.001.
The database server is MySQL 5.0.
The ColdFusion framework is Wheels
The integrated development enviroment (IDE) is Eclipse 3.5 SDK.
The plugin for editing ColdFusioin Markup Language is CFEclipse
The VirtualBox Guest Additions are a set of drivers and utilities to improve performance and cooperation with the host system.
Not Mentioned But Important
There is other software installed.
--- Licenses ---
This virtual machine instance is released under GNU GPL License v3 (GPL).
This vmi license doesn't supercede any individual software of VirtualBox's licenses.
Modifications are ENCOURAGED TO BE PUBLISHED that do not violate any installed software
licenses.
--- User/Password ---
User Name: wheels
Password: wheels
Root password: wheels
MySQL Root password: wheels
--- File Location ---
Web Root: /var/wheels/www
Eclipse Workspace: /home/wheels/workspace
Eclipse Home: /usr/lib/eclipse
Apache Home: /etc/apache2
Resin Home: /opt/railo-3.1.2.001-resin-without-jre/
--- Created By ---
Mike Henke
--- Modified By ---
--- Help ---
restart resin
sudo /etc/init.d/resin restart
restart apache
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
vim ip address
ifconfig | grep -2 inet
---created shared folder ---
Create Shared Folder (Devices --> Shared Folders) on VB's menu
mkdir /tmp/mnt
mount -t vboxsf install /tmp/mnt
sudo mount -t vboxsf TempFiles /tmp/mnt