That would be awesome, thanks Richard!
Gary
From:= Rich Kwas[mailto:richkwasniewski@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 2015 8:10 AM
To: talk@webdna.us
Subject: Re: [WebDNA] IIS 7.5
Hi Gary.
I have webdna 6 (I believe it's 6, positive it's not 4.5) =runninglocally on my IIS 7 PC
I'm doing a system restore onto a new drive while I write =this.Let me finish that and I'll detail all the steps I used to get webdna =runningon it. It was a little tricky from what I remember, but I did gt it to =functionand behave perfectly.....
Richard
On Wednesday, October 7, =20157:21 AM, Gary Krockover <gary@garykrockover.com> =wrote:
Thanks again Ken,
I do have an old duo-core PC that I could put Ubuntu on I suppose. =Itwould be a learning experience if nothing else but I'll have to evaluate =ifthat is more effort than I want to put in for the couple of legacy =websitesthat I have out there that were programmed in WebDNA. And obviously I =don'twant to run up a page to a functioning web server without testing it =locallyfirst. Hopefully Donovan or somebody has found a hack to get old =6.2running on newer versions of IIS or something that is Windows friendly =and easyenough to set up.
Gary
On Wed, 7 Oct 2015 07:11:39 -0500
Kenneth Grome <ken@webdnasolutions.com>wrote:
> What, in your opinion, would be the quick-n-easy way of getting
> my computer to server a WebDNA page locally?
If you absolutely MUST have WebDNA running on the computer you're
using now, I can see two possible options, neither of which you'll
want to do for obvious reasons:
1- Downgrade to a version of Windows that runs IIS 6.0.
2- Replace Windows with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS then install Apache 2.4
and WebDNA 8.x.
Personally I would not do either of these things if I were happy
with my current version of Windows, which apparently you are, so
instead I would do this:
3- Buy a really cheap used computer, or find one free on
craigslist or freecycle, or get one out of your closet, or ask a
relative for the one they no longer use. Then install Ubuntu
14.04 and Apache 2.4 and WebDNA 8.x on it. Doing this means =you
don't have to change a thing on the computer you're using now
(which is a 'really good thing') yet you can still have a local
server without an Internet connection.
Or if you'll always be online while programming, another simple
option is to:
4- Get a cheap VPS (some are only $10-20 per year, look on
lowendbox.com), install Ubuntu 14.04 and Apache 2.4 and WebDNA 8.x
on it, and do your development work remotely.
There may actually be more Windows options I'm not familiar with,
but you'd have to talk with a Windows guru to learn more about
these possibilities, if any.
Regards,
Kenneth Grome
WebDNA Solutions
http://www.webdnasolutions.com
Web Database Systems and Linux Server Administration
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That would be awesome, thanks Richard!
Gary
From:= Rich Kwas[mailto:richkwasniewski@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 2015 8:10 AM
To: talk@webdna.us
Subject: Re: [WebDNA] IIS 7.5
Hi Gary.
I have webdna 6 (I believe it's 6, positive it's not 4.5) =runninglocally on my IIS 7 PC
I'm doing a system restore onto a new drive while I write =this.Let me finish that and I'll detail all the steps I used to get webdna =runningon it. It was a little tricky from what I remember, but I did gt it to =functionand behave perfectly.....
Richard
On Wednesday, October 7, =20157:21 AM, Gary Krockover <gary@garykrockover.com> =wrote:
Thanks again Ken,
I do have an old duo-core PC that I could put Ubuntu on I suppose. =Itwould be a learning experience if nothing else but I'll have to evaluate =ifthat is more effort than I want to put in for the couple of legacy =websitesthat I have out there that were programmed in WebDNA. And obviously I =don'twant to run up a page to a functioning web server without testing it =locallyfirst. Hopefully Donovan or somebody has found a hack to get old =6.2running on newer versions of IIS or something that is Windows friendly =and easyenough to set up.
Gary
On Wed, 7 Oct 2015 07:11:39 -0500
Kenneth Grome <ken@webdnasolutions.com>wrote:
> What, in your opinion, would be the quick-n-easy way of getting
> my computer to server a WebDNA page locally?
If you absolutely MUST have WebDNA running on the computer you're
using now, I can see two possible options, neither of which you'll
want to do for obvious reasons:
1- Downgrade to a version of Windows that runs IIS 6.0.
2- Replace Windows with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS then install Apache 2.4
and WebDNA 8.x.
Personally I would not do either of these things if I were happy
with my current version of Windows, which apparently you are, so
instead I would do this:
3- Buy a really cheap used computer, or find one free on
craigslist or freecycle, or get one out of your closet, or ask a
relative for the one they no longer use. Then install Ubuntu
14.04 and Apache 2.4 and WebDNA 8.x on it. Doing this means =you
don't have to change a thing on the computer you're using now
(which is a 'really good thing') yet you can still have a local
server without an Internet connection.
Or if you'll always be online while programming, another simple
option is to:
4- Get a cheap VPS (some are only $10-20 per year, look on
lowendbox.com), install Ubuntu 14.04 and Apache 2.4 and WebDNA 8.x
on it, and do your development work remotely.
There may actually be more Windows options I'm not familiar with,
but you'd have to talk with a Windows guru to learn more about
these possibilities, if any.
Regards,
Kenneth Grome
WebDNA Solutions
http://www.webdnasolutions.com
Web Database Systems and Linux Server Administration
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