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add these lines at the top of the file:ġ27.0.0.1 - the and v URLs resolve. This file resolves domains to IP addresses. We're setting up these sites: v, v, and v 1) Set DNS by editing /etc/hosts file. Troubles? Go back and check all the steps.ĥ) Setup reusable Apache development environment. $ firefox - Check for these sections (hint: use Ctrl-f to search):

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Sudo aptitude -y install apache2 mysql-server phpmyadmin php5 php5-gd php5-mysql php-pear # apache2-threaded-dev php5-devĮcho 'extension=apc.so' > /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/apc.iniĮcho 'xdebug.remote_enable=1' > /etc/php5/conf.d/xdebug.ini UBUNTU 9.04 CONDENSED COMMANDS SUMMARY (run as root): Turn off some unneeded apache modules to help performance Hint: Ctrl-w and then type 'memory_limit' to search. $ echo 'xdebug.remote_enable=1' > /etc/php5/conf.d/xdebug.ini $ sudo echo 'extension=apc.so' > /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/apc.ini

XCache and eAccelerator have 'instability' FUD (2008), which I am repeating here without testing :-/ APC actively maintained by PHP developers.

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Set database password to 'password' - Install APC for Op-code caching $ sudo aptitude install apache2 mysql-server phpmyadmin php5 php5-gd php5-mysql php-pear php5-dev apache2-threaded-dev # (php5-dev and apache2-threaded-dev for installing APC) Ubuntu -> Applications -> Accessories -> TerminalĤ) Install LAMP + phpMyAdmin + PEAR + dev tools + Kitchen Sink Open CD and dbl-click VBoxLinuxAdditions - x86.run Install VirtualBox Extensions (makes using mouse and resizing window nicer) Fix 2) by editing /etc/apache2/nf and adding VirtualHosts. Well, when a webbrowser makes a request :ġ) Browser asks DNS server what the IP of web server 'is.Ģ) Browser connects to web server's IP on port 80, and sends a text request, like this one: home//websites/v - for convienent editingġ) Configure LAMP: Linux Apache MySQL PHPĢ) Configure Virtual hosts so we can run more than one website for Firefox browsing/debugging of Drupal Run private copies of each website running on our computer: To work on these sites, we'd like the following: Let's say you want to work on three Drupal sites.

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choose the drupaldev.ovf file (not hosted yet)Ĥ) Read the next section 'Plan' for how to use the image.ĥ) If you want to recreate it yourself, read the section after that 'How'.Ħ) Make a difference! Try some patch-bingo! (not hosted yet - see instructions below)ģ) Virtualbox -> File -> Import Appliance Good support: Googling 'ubuntu configure blah' has always turned up current relevant informationġ) Bittorrent the DrupalDev virtualbox image:

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VirtualBox has a smaller download (20mb vs 340mb).

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If it was under 4GB, I could put it on a FAT32 USB flash drive and it would be portable to my several computers.įor others, it would be as simple as downloading and they could start testing patches/development/etc? So, why not create a virtual machine with this environment inside it? Windows + Linux + Same time = Virtual Machine :-) A way to get someone 'up and running' with development very quickly. Something I could create and share with others to collaborate from a shared context.

Runs on windows! I don't want to reinstall my OS thankyouverymuch. Configured like a hosting environment (can run linux commands) Javascript Debugging (FF, Firebug, Drupal for Firebug, and YSlow) I want to setup a Drupal development environment with these features: = Desktop/Scripts/Dev Environment Setup/install notes.txt = What: Would this be useful to continue working on? What would you use it for? 3 bash scripts to install: slim ubuntu, install lamp, and install netbeans The notes below are a bit stream of consciousness. Maybe this could be useful for teaching 'Patch bingo' or a some class like this. My intent was to create something I could share with collaborators so we had the same context, and to save time when ramping up a project. I could seed a bittorrent if there is any interest. Step-by-step instructions to create image from scratch (see below) One-click drupal 'subdomain' installers (wget or cvs) including config of hosts file and apache. Backup restore scripts (with gui interface - zenity) Slim lightweight image (OS+tools are under 1gig) I thought others might benefit from the work. I wanted a simple platform to collaborate with several others on for a project. I created a virtualbox Drupal development image. Imagine windows and mac users, friends, learning together to do (blank) with a virtual machine development environment. Imagine being able to teach someone to review/create patches, without having to teach them to setup a LAMP development environment.