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| :*May want to install the full vim with sudoapt-get install vim for future versions since the vim included does not do syntax coloring. | | :*May want to install the full vim with sudoapt-get install vim for future versions since the vim included does not do syntax coloring. |
| :*Migrate to Ubuntu 12.04 | | :*Migrate to Ubuntu 12.04 |
| :*For External Database Loader, need to do this fix in Ubuntu 12.04:
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| Ok, something very bizarre is happening here. To make this work, do not even need to make the above configuration changes in /etc/mysql/my.cnf . All you need to do is to restart the current mysql service in terminal:
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| ==4.1.0== | | ==4.1.0== |
Revision as of 09:13, 4 September 2012
Place to keep track of ongoing appliance development and contributions.
4.1.2
- May want to install the full vim with sudoapt-get install vim for future versions since the vim included does not do syntax coloring.
- Migrate to Ubuntu 12.04
4.1.0
DONE - Added all below contributions.
- Plan to do a 'sudo aptitude update' and a 'sudo aptitude upgrade' when upgrading the appliance.
- 'sudo aptitude update' in several places within manual (see HERE) (contributor:Andrew_Dyer)
- New backup script (see HERE) (contributor:Andrew_Dyer)
- New Login page (see HERE) (contributor:Andrew_Dyer)
