Gitlab / Docker tricks
Recently some changes were made in the Gitlab / Gitlab-runner docker images, cause some issues, and I got below workaround:
1. Gitlab docker was listening on tcp port, but client can't connect to this port and telnet will also be closed immediately.
Solution: Add parameter hostname inthe docker start command, like:
Build OpenWrt on Mac (Yosemite)
1. Install XCode & Macports
# sudo port install coreutils asciidoc bzip2 fastjar flex getopt gtk2 intltool
python26 rsync ruby sdcc unzip gettext libxslt bison gawk autoconf wget gmake ncurses e2fsprogs ossp-uuid gawk findutils
gnutar bzr binutils jikes zlib openssl p5-extutils-makemaker util-linux libutil-linux e2fsprogs osso-uuid
2. Using Disk Utility to create a sparse disk image with case sensitive (Format: Mac OS Extended (case-sensitive) ). Mount it by double click
3. Check out the source code
4. Modify makefile
Upgraded to drupal 7
This upgrade has been planned for a long time. But without the help of drush, it may take much longer.
When upgrade drupal from 6 to 7, most time is spending on download / config those modules / themes, drush can make those tasks in one or just several commands, this is why it can save a lot of time.
Basically I'm following below steps:
Official document:
http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/3.1.x/spring-framework-refere...
Define spring bean:
<bean id="validator" class="org.springframework.validation.beanvalidation.LocalValidatorFactoryBean">
<property name="validationMessageSource" ref="messageSource" />
</bean>
Upgraded to ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Major difference - Mysql upgraded to 5.5.22, the old parameter default-character-set is changed to character-set-server=utf8
Now considering upgrade to drupal 7
