You can change it easily...
echo -n "new password here" | md5sum
and then change it in in pwadmin config (which is in /opt/apache-tomcat-5.5.28/2/webapps/pwAdmin/.pwadminconf.jps or something like that, just use ls -a to see it)
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You can change it easily...
echo -n "new password here" | md5sum
and then change it in in pwadmin config (which is in /opt/apache-tomcat-5.5.28/2/webapps/pwAdmin/.pwadminconf.jps or something like that, just use ls -a to see it)
I think you mean jsp and jps. They certainly wont find it if they type jps.Quote:
Originally Posted by das7002
yeah, thanks guys it works now.
lol ya crazy how all that shits kickin out with the new law's fuckin stupid in my opinion, and how ya been man long time no seeQuote:
Originally Posted by john007
http:// yourip:8443/pwAdmin then you create a password for pwadminQuote:
Originally Posted by john007
for login when turning on the server
login is: root
Password is: ragezone
verify your keyboard types all those letters right. its set to standard US keyset
also i didnt install the scp server or client
apt-get install openssh-client openssh-server
no doubt, and ya its very simple to set upQuote:
Originally Posted by das7002
one thing i have discovered not sure if anyone else is having this. but when i made this i had it set to DHCP because my router has recognition of the pc name and saves its ip and never changes... to change this...
nano /etc/network/interfaces
change dhcp to static and right under put.
address 192.168.#.# <# means actual numbers dont actually put #
netmask 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.0.1
confirm with your windows ip if your not sure...
Start > run > type cmd
hit enter and a command prompt should come up. type in ipconfig/all this will tell your your gateway to your local connection or wireless that you are running your internet from. type that same gateway into your interfaces.
as for the address make it similar to your ip of your computer.
example.. computer 192.168.0.114 make your interfaces something like .112 instead of .114 and make sure that ip is not registered to any other device. this will make it static and hold its ip permanently.
other then that havent run across any actual problems. and over 100 downloads and still no complaints. yay.
There's no way to open this in VMware Player but it starts in VBox...till I log in, then VBox crashes "program stopped working etc".
Previous post above this was deleted making this out of place sory.
what version of vbox are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by Barfook
Form me at least the best guides are always in videos, there is almost no way to screw up an installation of a server if its comes with a video guide and off course the required tools listed with links, and the worst guides come from tutorials made with only server files and no clients.
How the heck should I know that x o y client is compatible with that server files, assuming you downloaded from other place aside the guide post, the client could be edited, not cracked, etc thus incompatible or giving errors and crashes.
And from experience most server files only work with very specific clients, being that client is already edited for best compatibility with the server that is targeted to.
this guide is very complicated. i'm new to al this server stuff and i am having trouble even being ables to access the etc/network/interfaces file. it keeps saying access denied. Hrace009's guide was very simple
Thank you, I have been looking forward to this. Vmware is much more easier to use within Windows, that's why I like it. Thank you again :)
Hi, ummm. It's VHD file, how do I start it? What porgram do I have to use? VMware gives errors when I try to open it.
the link is broken is there any other links?