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Hello, Now you can try xenwebmanager as an appliance. Download it from http://sourceforge.net/projects/xenwebmanager/files/appliances/xenwebmanager.xva.gz/download Uncompress with gunzip and import to XCP. Root password is "xenwebmanager", by default ip is got from DHCP but in first boot is a menu to configure network interfaces. Then you only need connect to http://ip:8080 with a

Hello, I want request to community collaboration to test xenwebmanager before release a beta version. Idea is found bugs and features not working to fix before beta version. For test this version you only need download from: https://sourceforge.net/projects/xenwebmanager/files/xenwebmanager_rev69_full.tar.gz/download uncompress: tar xvfz xenwebmanager_rev69_full.tar.gz and run: cd

My personal showdown: Using Ruby on Rails: I was pretty productive right away. Documentation though for the Rails APIs and stuff is not as good as I''m use to in Perl (particulariy CPAN). No being critical, just saying the Rails documentation left me hanging more than once and guessing as to what I was doing wrong. Production deployment is a bit much. I''ve found using

Thanks for all the help... XVP seems quite high on requirements. Like it needs an SMTP server set up. I''m not sure I like that. I found a tool called BixData, it''s proprietary but with a free license for a limited number of managed servers. Being a fully fledged cloud management system, it''s true overkill for me and my 3-4 virtual machines, but at least it seems quite

Hi, I''ve installed XCP-0.5 and openxenmanager/xenwebmanager shows me a thirty days license. Is it only for my confusion or aren''t the licensing components not removed ( http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-users/2010-01/msg00118.html ) or do i need someting like a license file for 0.5? Thanks Christian _______________________________________________ Xen-users

XCP Users: I received an email from Alberto Gonzalez Rodriguez who created OpenXenCenter/OpenXenManager and is now working on OpenXenWebManager. Info to access the tool is: steps to test are: download from http://bit.ly/bres2U uncompress: tar xvfz xenwebmanager_rev24_full.tar.gz cd xenwebmanager python frontend.py and with a browser open http://localhost:8080 (or http://ip:8080) you need

Hello! I''m quite new to Xen, and am wondering what is the best way to handle my XCP based server... Eg. video console for installation and maintenance, shutdown, restart, disk and memory config, etc. I read about openxenmanager, but it seems like an abandoned project, and seems extremely nontrivial to use under OSX. What about XenWebManager? I need to install that on the XCP server

Guys, Just for fun, I tried to see (I know, a silly way to test it) how much overhead we have calling the C functions of the extensions. the benchmark script and the results: http://pastie.caboo.se/128646 The naive C extension: http://pastie.caboo.se/128647 I compared 1.8.6 (VC6 and mingw builds) against a fresh checkout of ruby trunk. What I understand from that is 1.9 is slower than 1.8

I am starting a large project and still selecting what framework to use. Rather than ask brand x what is wrong with brand y, I am more interested in self confession. Why would I *not* want to use Rails (compared to Iowa and Nitro). I posted a synopsis of the project to ruby-talk but will repost it here if anyone wants it. xev

I''m trying to get some answers as to why I (my company actually) would go with RoR over TurboGears. The developer staff is fluent in both Ruby and Python so that is not an issue. Rails is well into its release cycle whereas Turbogears won''t be at 1.0 until later this week. They both do essentially the same thing and they both have cool features unique to themselves