-
This morning I was trying to help figure out why a slick new Mediawiki skin was working just fine on an OpenShift-hosted Mediawiki instance, but was totally borked on a second Mediawiki instance, running on a VPS server. Both the VPS and OpenShift run on the same OS: Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Both were running the same version of Mediawiki, 1.19.2, both had the same version of PHP: 5.3.3. I compared the php.ini file from the VPS machine with the…
·
¶¶¶¶¶
¶¶¶¶¶
¶¶¶¶¶
-
The OpenShift Origin LiveCD will have you up and running with the code that backs Red Hat’s PaaS in a flash, but installing the LiveCD to your hard drive requires a few workaround steps. [UPDATE: Check out wiki-fied, updated version of this howto at the OpenShift Origin community site.] Today, Red Hat delivered on its pledge to open the source code and development process behind its Platform as a Service offering, OpenShift. To help avoid confusion between the Red Hat-hosted…
·
¶¶¶¶¶
¶¶¶¶¶
¶¶¶¶¶
-
I read that Red Hat’s OpenShift now supports custom domain names, so I thought I’d give the service’s WordPress Example a go. Getting my blog set up here was crazily simple to do…
·
-
this post is way out of date, it’s gotten much easier to run wordpress on openshift express This morning I installed this WordPress blog on Red Hat’s free Platform as a Service offering, OpenShift Express. Here’s how I did it:
·
jebpages 