I'm using Vagrant and it was working perfectly yesterday. I didn't change anything that I'm aware of.
I get this error when trying to vagrant up; the error occurs on multiple projects.
My vagrant plugin list is:
vagrant-share (1.1.5, system)
vagrant-vmware-fusion (4.0.1)
I'm running OS X Yosemite Version 10.10.5.
Looks like vagrant-vmware-fusion plugin is outdated . Try running vagrant plugin update before vagrant up again.
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I am using Ubuntu 20.04 and I trying to install qt 5.15, however, the online installer always displays the above mentioned message. I have already tried waiting (maybe it was just a problem with the server), rebooting my machine and nothing worked.
I tried in another machine with Ubuntu 22.04 and it worked.
Does anyone has any clue of how I can fix this problem for my 20.04 Ubuntu machine?
Goal:
Run cfquery of remote server on local Coldfusion install.
Problem/Symptoms:
The cfquery parameters are printing onto the screen, instead of running query on remote.Example of cfquery parameter printout on screen
Facts:
Running Mac OS X Mojave (10.14.3).
Coldfusion is installed. I can access the CF Admin panel at http://localhost:8500/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm
Data Source is installed in Coldfusion Admin and status is "OK"
Using Mamp Pro 5.3. It's running -- can start and stop Apache.
Apache is running on port 80
Updated ODBC Actual SQL Server drivers (Version 4.2.0 from ActualTech). Tested connection to server with driver and it is working.
Remote database is using port 1433
I'm sure there are more questions to answer, but hopefully that's a decent start. What am I doing wrong?
Update: 3/17/2019
Feeling stuck here. I've uninstalled and reinstalled CF2018 and MAMP Pro. I've used the wsconfig applet for Adobe Coldfusion (ACF) as described by Brian Lang and I've also tried the manual approach as described by Adobe.
Update: 4/19/2019
I may have figured this out, now that there is a release of Mac OS 10.14.4. Going to test it on another computer to confirm that the process works and that I have all the steps documented, then will share answers.
The solution to this problem had to do with a conflict with Mac OS X and Coldfusion/Apache. Because Mac OS X 10.14.4 fixed the "mod_jk" file that was conflicting with Apache, Coldfusion 2018 can now run on Mac OS X.
In order to solve the problem, I needed to:
upgrade Mac OS X to 10.14.4
stop all other servers
install Coldfusion 2018
set up Coldfusion Apache Connector
set up local virtual host
I confirmed that it worked on another computer, and have documented detailed instructions in this post: https://www.steckinsights.com/configuring-coldfusion-2018-with-apache-on-mac-os-x-mojave/
Fair warning: I think that the mod_jk issue in Mac OS 10.14.3 and prior was the issue, but there were so many different aspects I tested in the process, that there may be unique issues related to your particular computer's configuration. I hope hope this helps anyone out there having issues.
Trying to get set up with Vagrant but getting the error:
The "VBoxManage" command or one of its dependencies could not be found.
Please verify VirtualBox is properly installed. You can verify everything
is okay by running "VBoxManage --version" and verifying that the VirtualBox
version is outputted.
Just confused because the Vagrant documentation states:
"The getting started guide will use Vagrant with VirtualBox, since it is free, available on every major platform, and built-in to Vagrant."
Don't want to install VirtualBox separately if its supposed to be included when I installed Vagrant. Running OSX 10.8 if it's relevant, guessing I just need to install VirtualBox? If that's the case, what do they mean in the documentation when they say it's "built-in"?
Installing VirtualBox is required if you plan on using VirtualBox with Vagrant. I'm guessing they meant that the VirtualBox integration is built-in?
Recently, they've abstracted out the VirtualBox specific code and are working on allowing for multiple providers. I believe VMWare is now supported in addition to VirtualBox.
I had this message but my problem was different. I use Vmware_fusion as the provider. Vagrant was not able to detect what provider I am using.It assumed that I am using VirtualBox. Had this issue fixed by calling vagrant up provider flag. Here is the full command
vagrant up --provider vmware_fusion
I've installed the last version of VMware player (4.0.2) and created a virtual machine with ubuntu 10.04. However, some operations with virtual machine cause errors which I'm confused about. For example, attempts to Install VMware tools fail with
Could not find component on update server. Contact VMware support or your system administrator.
error message.
Please help with an advice about how can I make it work. Thanks in advance.
It seems there is a bug in vmware 4.0.2
I was also experiencing the same problem when i installed ubuntu 11.10
Please try to uninstall and install vmware player 4.0.1
That may solve the problem
I'm trying to setup a Django environment on Mac OS X, but I'm getting an error when I try to create a virtual env. Does anyone have a tip for me?
UPDATE: I'm sorry for leaving out the error message. It boils down to:
Could not call install_name_tool -- you must have Apple's development tools installed
Well, the error message would be helpful, but when I recently setup a Django development environment on my Macbook Air, I found that I needed to download an install Xcode to get all the development tools I needed.
You can find Xcode in the Mac Store. It cost $4.99 when I downloaded it a few weeks ago. It is a huge download and took all night to get, but once I installed it I was able to use virtualenv.
You can check out my post on Getting Started with Virtualenv if you need help with that excellent package. Best of luck.