http://wiki.boochtek.com/ 2012-02-05T23:54:09-06:00 http://wiki.boochtek.com/ http://wiki.boochtek.com/lib/tpl/default/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-01-28T22:47:52-06:00 Craig Buchek http://wiki.boochtek.com/build/sudo?rev=1327812472&do=diff The sudo command allows a user to run a command as root, or some other user. It has several benefits over su: * It can restrict who has access, and what commands they may run. * It can be configured to not require a password in some situations. * It can log commands that the user runs. text/html 2011-12-18T21:41:22-06:00 Craig Buchek http://wiki.boochtek.com/build/logging?rev=1324266082&do=diff Log configuration, reports, etc. Note that as of version 5.0, Debian uses rsyslogd. Configuration /etc/sysctl.conf Turn off console messages for lower priority messages. sudo sed -i -e 's/kernel.printk.*$/kernel.printk = 4 4 1 7/' /etc/sysctl.conf text/html 2011-12-15T15:06:50-06:00 Craig Buchek http://wiki.boochtek.com/build/jenkins?rev=1323983210&do=diff Jenkins is a Continuous Integration server. It's used to build and test applications that are being developed. We chose Jenkins (despite it being Java based) over other options (Integrity, CI Joe, Travis) because it has a great community and plenty of plugins. It's very mature, but frequently updated and well maintained. We previously used Integrity, but it was difficult to extend and integrate with other systems. text/html 2011-12-07T01:52:48-06:00 Craig Buchek http://wiki.boochtek.com/build/apache?rev=1323244368&do=diff These instructions document the installation and configuration of Apache 2.2 on our Debian system. We chose Apache 2 primarily due to its simpler SSL configuration. It also seems to be the preferred version in Debian now. Requirements Apache doesn't need much itself. However, the configuration we plan to use does require several components. We're assuming that some of our web pages will require Perl, PHP, Python, MySQL, and possibly PostgreSQL. text/html 2011-08-27T10:37:45-06:00 Craig Buchek http://wiki.boochtek.com/build/wiki?rev=1314459465&do=diff These instructions detail how to install DokuWiki on our Debian GNU/Linux system. We're currently running the 2011-05-25 version of DokuWiki. Requirements * Apache * PHP 5.1.2+ * PHP's GD extension with libGD 2 is recommended but not required text/html 2011-08-26T19:54:49-06:00 Craig Buchek http://wiki.boochtek.com/mac?rev=1314406489&do=diff This is the documentation of how we install and configure all the software on our Mac developer systems. This documentation is currently in transition from Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) to 10.7 (Lion). * Mac OS X * Codecs (Perian and Flip4Mac) * Growl * XCode * Homebrew (package manager) * git * Miscellaneous (command-line utilities) * Config Files * Ruby (Ruby Version Manager) * Firefox * Chrome * Thunderbird (email client) * Transmission (BitTorrent clie… text/html 2011-08-26T19:39:45-06:00 Craig Buchek http://wiki.boochtek.com/mac/ruby?rev=1314405585&do=diff RVM (Ruby Version Manager) is the recommended way of installing (multiple versions of) Ruby. Installation # Remove system gems. sudo rm -r /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/1.8/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8 sudo gem update --system sudo gem clean # Install RVM mkdir -p ~/.rvm/src/ cd ~/.rvm/src rm -rf ./rvm/ git clone --depth 1 git://github.com/wayneeseguin/rvm.git cd rvm ./install if grep 'RVM' ~/.bashrc >/dev/null echo >> ~/.bashrc '' echo >> ~/.bashrc '# RVM (Ruby Version Man…