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@meda As I said, I really don't know. My understanding is that you need a Java runtime engine to be able to run java files so yes, I think it's not possible.

I am very, very far from being an expert though so I may w ell be wrong.

Ramesh

Please vote to close.

meda

@terdon yes I know, I was wondering if I can put create a portable version of this app. Thanks for the pointer tho

all I can find is this

wiki.greenstone.org/wiki/index.php/…

but it seems a little vague

terdon

Are you sure they don't have Java installed? That does seem strange.

meda

it uses CPanel I have not seen it, I will contact support

@terdon do you know any good dedicated server hosting company ?

terdon

@meda Not really, no. I administer a few small webpages for my family and have been very happy with inmotionhosting.com but that's all I know really.

meda

6:42 PM

@terdon thanks for your feed back

Basil

7:03 PM

@terdon I can't necessarily help much with the client side of storage, but any time you hear about a NAS or a SAN, I'm your man.

terdon

@Basil Ah, I might take you up on that. I have a synology NAS and was regenerating the volume when it started beeping at me. The http interface is down and I can't ssh to it so I have no idea how to fix it.

Don't really have time to troubleshoot right now but I might ask a Q and point you to it.

Basil

@terdon Sure, I use more Netapp, but I can probably help troubleshoot.

rsz

hi all

how can i regenerate the /bin/uname or /usr/bin/uname or whatever?

terdon

7:19 PM

@rsz What OS? Do you mean you deleted it and want it back?

rsz

i have it but it says "unknown"

os is debian 7

terdon

@rsz What? If you have it why do you want to "regenerate" it?

Where does it say "unknown"?

rsz

uname -p
command for example

terdon

Oh, yes, that's normal.

       -p, --processor
              print the processor type or "unknown"

       -i, --hardware-platform
              print the hardware platform or "unknown"

rsz

but i can't configure php from source because of that i think, atleast

terdon

7:22 PM

That's not the way to get your processor type. Try this instead:cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "model name"

@rsz I very much doubt it. How would uname be relevant?

rsz

so i am running the ./configure command to do the configure process for php from source

the output is this

configure: WARNING: you should use --build, --host, --target
configure: WARNING: invalid host type: ./configure

was trying to get something about these

but no success

what do you think what would cause this? i was trying to google but nothing relevant

terdon

Post a question on the site, someone should be able to help. I don't have time now but apparently you need to use --build, --host and --target. The details will be in the documentation.

rsz

yeah i've read that, but it does not told anything to me

terdon

Sorry, have to go, but also try reading the configure script, it might have informative comments.

rsz

okay thanks for the clarification :) , i will, already looking at the config.log

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Faheem Mitha

10:00 PM

This isn't really an answer to the question. Should probably be a comment.

A: How can I upgrade MySQL in Debian using apt-get?

Not a direct answer to your question. But If you have to use some new features from mysql 5.6, you can consider using mariadb. It has a official repo for Debian Wheezy and had pretty much everything mysql 5.6 got.