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Rails in a box



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Published
by Flavio Castelli




Based on
openSUSE 12.1
32-bit x86




Homepage at
http://rubyonrails.org/








All you need to hack with Ruby on Rails.


Includes:

- mysql server

- apache with mod_rails

- mongrel

- a couple of useful gems





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Media



USB & disk image




This is an image of your disk, ready to be written to either a USB drive or your hard disk. When written, it will erase all data on a disk. During the first boot, your partition will be automatically resized to fill available space.





ISO image




Burn this ISO file to a DVD (or CD, if the space allows), and you'll be able to boot directly from the disc.





Preload ISO




A bootable ISO containing the appliance disk image. Boots into a simple graphical environment and prompts for confirmation before writing the image onto the hard drive. Useful for performing automated system installs/preloads. 
Warning: Overwrites all data on the target hard drive.









Preload ISO, 335 MB, i686
MD5: 4074e02d3487964eb3f2ddb7c0b5d6b8












Virtual



Open Virtualization Format (OVF)




The OVF format is an open standard for packaging and distributing virtual appliances. It is not tied to any particular hypervisor or system architecture.









OVF Image, 302 MB, i686
MD5: 952c3768a78d464caed26ff8a2ab5b24






VMware / VirtualBox / KVM image




Whether you use VMware, VirtualBox, or KVM, this vmdk is a ready-to-use virtual appliance.





Xen guest image




This Xen guest image is ready to run on a Xen hypervisor host.











Cloud



Amazon EC2 image




Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is a web service that provides resizable compute capacity in the cloud. It is designed to make web-scale computing easier for developers.


This Amazon EC2 image can be uploaded and registered as an Amazon Machine Image (AMI).













Release notes






Update to openSUSE 12.1











Technical Details




Appliance configuration





Basic settings






Keyboard:
ask_on_first_boot




Time zone:
ask_on_first_boot




Language:
ask_on_first_boot




Network:
ask_on_first_boot




Firewall:
enabled










Software

2 patterns, 317 packages



View package list…









Security summary




















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Bryan TaylorBryan Taylor,






Does not work on Amazon EC2


Starting SSH daemon..done


Randomizing root password


Changing password for root.


Checking for SSH host key freshness


Fetching User SSH key…


ec2: New key added to authorized keys file from parameters


Kernel image:   /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32.19-0.3-ec2


Initrd image:   /boot/initrd-2.6.32.19-0.3-ec2


Root device:	/dev/sda1 (mounted on / as ext3)


Kernel Modules:	cdrom xenblk jbd mbcache ext3 xennet


Features:       EC2 block resume.userspace resume.kernel


23275 blocks


Update repository configuration…


Updating AMI tools…


ec2: Signature check failed for ec2-ami-tools


ec2: Unable to update ec2-ami-tools


..failed


Starting irqbalance ..unused


Starting Name Service Cache Daemon..done


Starting mail service (Postfix)..done


Starting CRON daemon..done


Starting smartd ..unused


ec2: -—BEGIN SSH HOST KEY FINGERPRINTS——-


ec2: 1024 1f:87:fb:03:3a:f9:6e:e3:e7:85:c1:62:fa:1f:cc:2a /etc/ssh/ssh_host_key.pub (RSA1)


ec2: 1024 45:c8:ae:fb:dd:51:29:50:c9:c0:09:10:07:4e:ae:d1 /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key.pub (RSA)


ec2: 1024 e3:82:28:4f:db:0f:3d:7c:1b:d8:a1:00:7e:c1:2f:c8 /etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa_key.pub (DSA)


ec2: -—END SSH HOST KEY FINGERPRINTS——-


..done


Master Resource Control: runlevel 3 has been reached


Failed services in runlevel 3: 

    [80C

    [13Damazon


Skipped services in runlevel 3: 

    [80C

    [37Dnfs irq_balancer splash smartd


Welcome to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP1  (i586) – Kernel 2.6.32.19-0.3-ec2 (xvc0).


ip-10-117-67-77 login: 

INIT: Switching to runlevel: 0


INIT: Sending processes the TERM signal


Boot logging started on /dev/xvc0(/dev/console) at Mon Sep  3 15:37:36 2012


Master Resource Control: previous runlevel: 3, switching to runlevel: 0


..done


..done


Shutting down auditd ..done


Shutting down CRON daemon..done


Shutting down irqbalance ..done


Shutting down Name Service Cache Daemon..done


Saving random seed..done


Deactivating instace…


..done


Shutting down smartd ..done


Shutting down SSH daemon..done


Shutting down mail service (Postfix)..done


Shutting down (remotefs) network interfaces:


Shutting down HAL daemon..done


Shutting down NFS client services:..done


Shutting down rpcbind ..done


Shutting down syslog services..done


Shutting down (localfs) network interfaces:

eth0
eth0

..doneShutting down service (localfs) network  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  …done


Shutting down D-Bus daemon..done


Running /etc/init.d/halt.local


..doneUnmounting fuse control filesystem..done


Turning off quota


..done


..done


Turning off swap files


Unloading AppArmor profiles ..done


Unmounting file systems


/dev/sdt1 umounted


..doneStopping udevd: ..done


Sending all processes the TERM signal…


..done


Sending all processes the KILL signal…


..done

The system will be halted immediately.

[  404.141990] System halted.























crfrazercrfrazer,






This is really cool. Great job with this!


































James TanJames Tan,






This is aweeessome.






































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