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Thanks. Works Perfectly.

In reply to Installing Apache Tomcat 6 and Solr nightly on Ubuntu 8.04:

Thanks. Works Perfectly.

Welcome to the modern world,

In reply to Apparently sharing my opinion in an intelligent manner makes me unpopular:

Welcome to the modern world, EVERYTHING is on the internet. You can't avoid it. And as I said before, unless you have a court order in hand, I'm not going to bow to pressure to remove things from MY website, that I setup, host, and maintain.

Also, I believe your cookie voucher expired some months ago, sorry.

...so, i don't enjoy the fact

In reply to Apparently sharing my opinion in an intelligent manner makes me unpopular:

...so, i don't enjoy the fact that my name is plastered all over the internet thank you very much.

:) this makes me seriously LOL.
i forgot about this, but Justin, i do believe you promised me some cookies?

I think you just proved your

In reply to Apparently sharing my opinion in an intelligent manner makes me unpopular:

I think you just proved your stupidity. You lose.

You put it on Facebook

In reply to Apparently sharing my opinion in an intelligent manner makes me unpopular:

You put it on Facebook publicly. How is this any different? But hey, I'm just playing devil's advocate here. I personally would have hidden at least the last name and/or network. Just so cyber-stalkers don't know EXACTLY who these people are.

Still, you can't deny that Justin had a really great point and totally won that argument. :D

Find me a legal precedent

In reply to Apparently sharing my opinion in an intelligent manner makes me unpopular:

Find me a legal precedent that says because you said it and I've quoted it with proper name attribution that I need to take it down because you don't like it. If privacy is really what you're worried about, you should take a look at Facebook's terms of service sometime.

honest buddy, same as

In reply to Apparently sharing my opinion in an intelligent manner makes me unpopular:

honest buddy, same as Jessica, a friend found this with my name.
Not the point. Do you think you'll be taking this off, it's sorta I guess, privacy invasion?
Some people don't want their names all over the internet, only at places where they CHOOSE to post it.

so,
you might want to remove it,
I'm sure I'm not the only one not wanting my name on some random fucktard's so called site.

ksweetthanks.

Thanks a million! Great

In reply to Installing Apache Tomcat 6 and Solr nightly on Ubuntu 8.04:

Thanks a million! Great tutorial. Works perfect for Ubuntu 9.10.

NOTE TO OTHERS: I had to chmod 755 /etc/init.d/tomcat6 to get it to be executable. Then tomcat will survive a reboot.

Justin, A very

In reply to The hypocrisy of atheism:

Justin,

A very though-provoking post. Thanks for the insight!

Your not moving a few files

In reply to Drupal automatic upgrade script:

Your not moving a few files that should be moved and your overwriting cron by updating the script dir, which if working should probably not need updating.. a cp -pr of *.php should fix the update, index, etc in the root dir and commenting out scripts unless their's an update should fix any cron issues expectantly with multi sites.

TIP: With root access to your database you can add multiple databases on the same user..

in addition if you want to be lazy and not take your site off-line manually perhaps you should do what's found their..
samat.org/comment/reply/149

You should also flush the cache when doing, that script still allows people to view the site because of it.. Permissions and file properties should also be set with chown and chmod aswell unless the www-data user has been tied to the user of the user dir.

I haven't actually tried this yet if/when I do and finish it successfully I'll try and remember to repost my ideas/script.

Thank to everyone for their comments tips and ideas..

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In my opinion it is a good

In reply to Spy Shenanighans:

In my opinion it is a good work! I liked how you filmed this video and it seems to me that it was quite good!

Are you a professional

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Are you a professional journalist? You write very well.

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@xurizaemon drush only

In reply to Drupal automatic upgrade script:

@xurizaemon drush only updates modules, not drupal core. At least in drupal 6. I hear in drupal 7 will have this functionality.

The best thing to do would be

In reply to Installing Apache Tomcat 6 and Solr nightly on Ubuntu 8.04:

The best thing to do would be to delete everything you installed and downloaded and start from scratch, in that case.

What is the best way to go

In reply to Installing Apache Tomcat 6 and Solr nightly on Ubuntu 8.04:

What is the best way to go about doing this? I tried going through the installation of Tomcat 6 as you described it, but as you can see, Tomcat 5.5 was not overwritten - am I missing a step?

I can't guarantee that my

In reply to Installing Apache Tomcat 6 and Solr nightly on Ubuntu 8.04:

I can't guarantee that my guide will work if you're using Tomcat 5.5. I'd recommend you switch to 6.

This is a very useful

In reply to Installing Apache Tomcat 6 and Solr nightly on Ubuntu 8.04:

This is a very useful walkthrough, but I seem to be getting caught after having edited .bashrc; when trying to access the Solr admin page, I see the following:

HTTP Status 404 - /solr/admin
type Status report
message /solr/admin
description The requested resource (/solr/admin) is not available.
Apache Tomcat/5.5

Any advice you could offer would be greatly appreciated.

I'm a bit perplexed that

In reply to Drupal automatic upgrade script:

I'm a bit perplexed that Drush hasn't been mentioned here. It does this and a lot of other handy stuff too.