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JSSh for Firefox on Linux (because Firewatir loves it)
March 12th, 2007 <firefox, howto, ruby, tech>It goes like this: Firewatir, the Firefox port of WATIR, depends on JSSh. And JSSh does not install & run nicely on Linux. Clear ?
Annoyed by this situation, I looked what’s the problem with this JSSh. To make the story short, success - downlaod the working JSSh for Linux here.
Update 2007-04-11: modified to work also […]
Common problems: a repository in on server A and needs to be migrated onto server B; a single repository needs to be spit into few separate ones; what to do with local working copies after server migration; the repository storage method needs to be changes e.g. from berkleyDB to file-system.
In some simple cases the […]
Installation of Subversion on Ubuntu, with Apache, SSL, and BasicAuth.
January 7th, 2007 <apache, howto, svn, tech, ubuntu>I did it again! Yet another installation of Subversion for “standard” project development purposes, i.e. using Apache2, WebDAV, SSL, Basic Authentication. In case I do it again … and soon again, I recorded the installation howto logs.
NOTE: The target OS is Ubuntu Edgy 6.10, and Feisty. I use $NAME notation to refer to places […]
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- Acquisition of LumberJaczk Technologies
- JSSh for Firefox on Linux (because Firewatir loves it)
- Subversion: move, migrate, split
- Installation of Subversion on Ubuntu, with Apache, SSL, and BasicAuth.
- XPather 1.3 on Firefox 2.0
- New Version of XPather 1.1
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