Move the java directory to the new on and rename it to something nicer.This will extract the files into a directory like jdk1.6.0_32 Go to where you downloaded the the bin file and make it executable by doing the following.bin files as they are the easiest to install, so grab one of those, either x86 or 圆4 depending on your architecture). Download the latest JDK 6 Update from here (I use the.Fortunately, installing Java from Oracle is rather painless, but you will need sudo to do these commands. However, it will work with Java JDK 6 (update 32) at the time of this posts writing. This creates a problem as TeamCity doesn’t work with OpenJDK. Java no longer is included with Ubuntu out of the box and only OpenJDK is in the package repository. libtcnative-1 (this installs the Apache APR module).To install each of these packages below simply type “ sudo apt-get install ”
These installs will cover PHP, Apache, subversion, and other libraries/applications.
To begin, we need to install several packages using apt-get (you could also use aptitude if you want). This section will cover the various things that need to be setup on our server before we can install and configure TeamCity. Configuring Apache to Redirect to Teamcity.Method 2: Exporting the Cert from AD and Importing it With Keytool.
Method 1: Using InstallCert and Keytool.Installing the Pear tools for PHP CI (codesniffer, mess detector, etc).This part of the two part series will cover the setup and configuration of TeamCity in the following sections below: Team City is free to use for you first 20 build configurations (that is the only limit), after that you could make a new server to service your additional builds or actually pay for it. While they each have their strengths, I wanted something that would be easy to use and have a company backing. Some of your options include Hudson (now owned by Oracle), Jenkins (the fork from Hudson), PHPUnderControl, and CruiseControl to name a few. There are several options for setting up CI (continuous integration) for PHP.
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