1. Login to PayPal Sandbox
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PayPal Sandbox – The First Step Of Building Your Online Paypal Shop
Before registering a real PayPal account, I strongly recommend you to try the PayPal Sandbox first.
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PostgreSQL – Initialize Database At Different Location
PostgreSQL version: 8.3
By default, the PostgreSQL database files is located at /var/lib/pgsql/data. Initialize the database can be done by the following command.
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JPackage – Missing Dependency Problem on Tomcat6 Installation
Last time when i tried to install Tomcat6 from JPackage Repository using yum, it prompts the following error.
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JPackage – Yum Repositories for CentOS, Fedora and Redhat
The default CentOS repository is quite old and i cannot find what i need. The JPackage Project is designed for providing up-to-date java packages for Linux user. Please refer to the JPackage Official Website for more details.
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yum-utils – Check Missing Dependency Problem in Yum
When i tried to install some packages using yum install, the shell prompts me some Missing Dependency errors. And it suggests using package-cleanup to work around the problem.
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CentOS – Install Java Sun JDK
If you want to use Java Sun JDK instead of OpenJDK on CentOS, u have to install it manually.
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PostgreSQL – Upgrade version from PostgreSQL Yum Repository
The current available postgresql-server package in CentOS Yum Repository is 8.1.18. But my application needs postgresql-server 8.3. Luckily, PostgreSQL provides its own repository for upgrade. So Fedora, Redhat and CentOS users can upgrade by the following steps.
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