Does anyone know if vtiger 5.2.1 works on Fedora 13? I only worked with vtiger on windows xp, and it seams that I have to migrate everything on linux, preferably Fedora. In vtiger's system requirements, it is mentioned only Fedora Core 6/9.
Thanks
vTiger should work on any platform supporting PHP. So yes, vTiger will run on Fedora 13 just fine.
The best platform is Ubuntu or Red Hat, i don't recommend to use OpenSuse.
With Fedora i haven't tried it yet
any system with apache, php and mysql is ok, even Mac!
We have lunched it (Vt 5.2.1) on CENTOS 5.5 X64_86 last year. That's great.
there is a picture depicting a working set measurements of this system in running state with a data base of ~10000 records: (linux command is : top -M)
most of the times 1 GB of RAM is used (whole of the linux system) and bottleneck is mysqld service cpu usage!
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I have followed this GCP guide with Ubuntu 18 and 20 (have also tried Ubuntu Lite, Debian and Centos 7) but, unfortunately, after completing the lengthy install I get this:
me#gpu:~$ nvidia-smi
NVIDIA-SMI has failed because it couldn't communicate with the NVIDIA driver. Make sure that the latest NVIDIA driver is installed and running
I have tried installing via the script and via the direct downloads from the Nvidia site for Cuda 10. Ready to pull my hair out if that helps! I don't understand how a company that builds a bazillion GPU's can't make the installation process robust?
I have also tried these recommendations with no luck.
I was able to get it working. The mistake I was making was not doing the pre-installation steps before running the cuda_10.1.243_418.87.00_linux.run script. I was under the impression the *.run file would do everything for me. It would help if users were told they MUST do the pre-installation steps. Specifically I had to do this for Ubuntu 18:
sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-nouveau.conf
blacklist nouveau
options nouveau modeset=0
sudo update-initramfs -u
reboot
This seems like a bit of a “hack”, so not sure why nvidia can’t make the installation process more robust? They make a bazillion of these cards. It’s not like some homemade product with a niche user base…
If you've installed the driver so many times and nvidia-smi is still failing to communicate, take a look into prime-select.
Run prime-select query, this way you are going to get all possible options, it should show at least nvidia | intel.
Select prime-select nvidia.
Then, if you see nvidia is already selected, choose a different one, e.g. prime-select intel. Next, switch back to nvidia prime-select nvidia
Reboot and check nvidia-smi.
Plus, it could be a good idea to run again:
sudo apt install nvidia-cuda-toolkit
When it finishes, reboot the machine, and nvidia-smi should work then.
Now, in other cases it works to follow these instructions to install CuDNn and Cuda on VMs cuda_11.2_installation_on_Ubuntu_20.04.
And finally, in some other cases it is caused by unattended-upgrades. Take a look into the settings and adjust them if it is causing unexpected results. This URL has the documentation for Debian, and I was able to see that you already tested with that distro UnattendedUpgrades.
How do I fix this error? The latest version of the software is installed
Do u run it in Windows 10?
If yes, That is because of Oracle VM VirtualBox is not support Windows 10 yet. I tried with the same steps in win7x64 machine, it works fine.
I have to monitor traffic on my system. CentOS 7 is installated on system. For that I have found mrtg tool that gives a visual display of traffic also. I have search a lot but could not found guide for CentOS 7 version.
Can anyone guide me its all steps briefly ?
For CentOS 7, you can follow guide here. Although it is for older version but I also works on CentOS 7. I could not include all steps here. It is simple just follow the urls.
I want to try changing my development environment from Windows 8 to Ubuntu so I would like to know if it is possible to install CF11 Trial on an Ubuntu? It will be my first time working with Linux. I already know how to install Postgre 9.3 and pgAdmin. I'm clueless with CF though. Can anyone help me?
Ubuntu 13.04 and 13.10 are supported with ColdFusion 11. Here is the list of supported environments. You can download CF11 here. For installation instructions, see: Installing the Server Configuration
I followed this tutorial, and I've tried it on Windows 8, a clean install of Windows 7, and Ubuntu (all on the same computer and router). It works on Ubuntu, but the browser fails to ever connect to localhost:3000 (or any port I specify in the code) with Windows 7 and Windows 8. However, connecting to ruby on rails at localhost:3000 does work on Windows 7 and Windows 8. So far, I've played around with the hosts file, running as administrator, using ghc, using yesod devel, firewalls, and more. Nothing has worked. I assume given these constraints that it's a bug in yesod, but maybe there's a hack around it.
I believe there was a bug for a few days with the version of Warp on Hackage which prevented it from working on Windows. Any more recent version of Warp should work correctly.