Hi:
I'm installing SCO Open Server 6.0v on VMWare ESXi,
The instalation procedure giving by UnXis is using OVF deploy template and
it create a primary partition of 10gb only.
Any one know, if the OVF template could be edited to create a larger partition??
Thanks
I intend to change the "cli" template a litlle bit and read the comment which says:If you want to edit this template, create a template subpage of your user, copy the text and experiment there.Although reading the MediaWiki entries for "Template:subpage", template sandbox- and testing-subpages, I don't really get what I'm supposed to do here.
I am working on building a new virtual machine with CentOS installed on it. It takes a lot of time to setup and build servers to include all of the hardening steps, service changes, custom monitoring scripts, etc. To this end, I was curious if there was a way to define a template of the base server install that could be used to spin off copies of other servers of the same type?
I'm looking at the http://docs.opscode.com/chef/resources.html#execute and under "Execute" in "Execute a command using a template", they call template with parenthesis around the argument. Just a handful of statements earlier, they call execute sans parenthesis. For the rest of the document, template is called without parenthesis. Is there a reason for this inconsistency?
I'm having a problem similar to that posted in this question:
Missing Certificate template From certificate to issue
The short version is that I've created a duplicate certificate template and I'm trying to add it to my domain CA so that I can issue certificates with it.
I have a (dv) Dedicated Virtual hosting environment running Plesk 11 at Media Temple. I am able to control the Default DNS Zone Template used to create new virtual hosts as I add customers.
Forgive my naivety, but my question is: do I need the NS, A and AAAA records for ns.<domain>. in the template? None of my customers will be running their own name servers at NS.<domain>.
I have a file that I'd like to reuse for a few different purposes. The file is 90% the same across uses, just slight differences.
so i've created a template in libre office, and i've created several documents based on that template.
my understanding is that if i change some aspect of formatting on the template, the change should be reflected in the documents that are based on it, right?
but if i change the template (say font color, or font style) and then open one of the documents, i get a dialog box asking if I want to
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