Oh, what the heck--if anyone wants to check out the appliance image and
test it, go right ahead! Use your favorite BitTorrent client and get it
here:
AOLserver 4.0.10 VMware Appliance 2007-05-19.torrent
http://www.torrentbox.com/download/107375/AOLserver%204.0.10%20VMware%20Appliance%202007-05-19.torrent
Let me know if you have any trouble getting it working. It seems to
still load the pcnet32 module instead of the vmxnet module like it's
supposed to, so it may or may not plumb the virtual NIC properly.
Hopefully I'll iron that out for the Beta 2 release.
-- Dossy
On 2007.05.19, Dossy Shiobara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Everyone,
>
> I've started work on a minimal Debian 4.0 (etch) image and AOLserver
> 4.0.10 installation as a VMware image "appliance." If people are
> interested in helping test (you can use the free VMware Player), please
> email me directly and I'll share the image with you. Once it's tested
> and works well enough, I'll make it available for public download.
>
> The image contains MySQL and SQLite3 and the necessary AOLserver modules
> (nsmysql, nssqlite3) installed and configured. Ideally, all one would
> need to do to have a fully-functioning AOLserver 4.0.10 setup would be
> to download the appliance image and player and start it up.
>
> This is, what I hope, will be the first steps towards a more "batteries
> included" AOLserver distribution.
>
> Also! Supposing there were to be an AOLserver Conference held in May of
> 2008, are you interested? (Again, email me directly if you are.) It
> would be held somewhere in northern New Jersey, close to New York City.
> If you would be interested in tutorial sessions, what materials would
> you like to see covered? Would you be willing to teach a tutorial
> session? Or present a paper? (A formal Call For Papers will be
> published once details are ironed out.)
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