Josh,
The suggestion of recreating the tables by DROPping them from vcl and then
importing vcl.sql solved my problem;
at that point, I got my "authentication OK" msg. displayed and knew that I was
on the right track, so went into authentication.php
and removed that line, restarted the service an
Andy,
My existing datastore is on a different host: 128.111.90.168, it's an ESX 4.1
host and the datastore I've created there is all
managed by vSphere 4.1 as well. There's a resource pool called "vm-pool" and
the datastore is in the default location. I can
grant you off-campus remote access
HI Andy,
I'll definitely take you up on that offer! We're running a gentoo 'dev'
environment on top-line SUN x64 server hardware,
and I already have a vmware ESX 4.1 host with XP lab-ready vm's standing by
that I prepared & tested a couple weeks ago.
Right now I'm having difficulty getting the
Once your VCL website is working you will need to load each image on a VM,
install and configure Cygwin sshd, then save each as a VCL image. Rather than
taking weeks to get this working via the list I could help you through this over
phone then send a summary to the list. I'd like to use the n
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Randy,
I'd say at the point it would be a good idea to create a new database in mysql
using the vcl.sql file. Then, modify secrets.php and vcld.conf to point to
the new database. Also, make sure to grant the database account you've
created (vclus
Hi Josh,
I've inserted the print stmt. as suggested and it looped back to the login
screen without displaying the message.
You mentioned that this behavior would indicate a non-cookie problem?
Please advise on any next steps, if possible.
** All help is appreciated as we work to get this projec
Hi David,
After thinking about your question, I did follow the instructions in
INSTALLATION, which said to change the admin password
from what had been set by default to one's own choice via: ' ** NOTE: Replace
vcluserpassword with your own password!',
So, yes, I actually did change that passwor
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On Wednesday August 11, 2010, Randy Sprague wrote:
> Josh,
>
> Thanks for that quick reply!
>
> I ran 'testsetup.php' as suggested and it came back clean, but am still
> unable to login via the management node.
>
> Please see the 'testsetup.php' re
David,
No sir, I did not. My boss has asked me to get a VCL prototype up and running
and linked to our already created
vmware ESX 4.1 server's datastore of 'ready-to-roll' Windows XP Desktop images
that have all of UCSB's licensed
lab software pre-installed on them. I've tested those images
Hi Randy,
After installing VLC and setting it up, have you changed the password of
"admin" account?
David
On 2010.08.11, at 21:11, Randy Sprague wrote:
> Josh,
>
> Thanks for that quick reply!
>
> I ran 'testsetup.php' as suggested and it came back clean, but am still
> unable to login vi
Josh,
Thanks for that quick reply!
I ran 'testsetup.php' as suggested and it came back clean, but am still unable
to login via the management node.
Please see the 'testsetup.php' results below:
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On Wednesday August 11, 2010, Randy Sprague wrote:
> I'm a vcl newbie, installed it fresh on a gentoo 2.6.24-26.64 x64 linux
> host for UCSB's College of Letters & Sciences. Every since completing the
> installation of the management node, I was only
I'm a vcl newbie, installed it fresh on a gentoo 2.6.24-26.64 x64 linux host
for UCSB's College of Letters & Sciences.
Every since completing the installation of the management node, I was only able
to login one time successfully and
get the program configured for basic operations. Since that ti
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