[rt-users] RT VMWare appliance

[Jonathan Jesse]

I would love something like that as I have always built a system to test
things on it.  Maybe we could create it out ubuntu-server or maybe
xubuntu which uses XFCE I think as the window manager

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de Wege
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Subject: Re: [rt-users] RT VMWare appliance


On Sat, 11 Mar 2006 13:00:29 -0500
Jesse Vincent <jesse at bestpractical.com> wrote:

> 
> > You beat me to it. I have a version using Ubuntu Breezy using Oracle
XE
> > been testing this week and have more or less the same problem with
> > hosting the VMware file.
> 
> I only beat you because my testing involved "reboot, go visit the
login
> page. It compiles! Ship it!"  (This is very much not something we've
> 'productized' at this point ;)

I have been testing my setup and can't get it any smaller then 6Gb
system and 2Gb swap which can be shrunken to about 980Mb.
I have to say that this is a Ubuntu 'Workstation' install which means it
has X installed and probably a whole lot of apps and services which you
don't need. I could find my way around a terminal only installation but
a lot of people can't. So the questions is, is this size acceptable or
should I try to dump as much unneeded stuff as I see fit?
This installation uses Apache 2.0.xx with mod_perl-2.04 and FastCGI,
OracleXE production release, RT-3.4.5, RTFM-2.2RC3, AT-1.2.3rc4 and
MySql
4.x is also installed so can potentially used by RT.

Joop

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Joop van de Wege <JoopvandeWege at mococo.nl>

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