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Headless Selenium testing environment on Centos 6.5

Posted on March 22, 2014May 10, 2019Author Oleksii TykhonovPosted in linux

Selenium is a set of tools which allows to test web applications automatically. Here’s a way to get it working on Centos 6. At the end we should be able to run headless Selenium tests with Firefox. Please note that as X11 disaplay server we will use Xvfb. At first let’s install required packages and…

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elasticsearch: installation and configuration on Centos 6.2

Posted on April 3, 2012May 10, 2019Author Oleksii TykhonovPosted in linux

The installation of elasticsearch (which is distributed RESTful, search engine built on top of Apache Lucene) on Centos, will be easier if it is in repositories. But it isn’t. And since the best way to install application on Centos is to use rpm packages we will need to build it. At the very beginning you…

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How to Install CentOS or Fedora Remotely

Posted on June 22, 2011May 10, 2019Author andyPosted in linuxLeave a Reply

The recently posted article describes how to remotely reinstall Debian Linux. In this post I’d like to share a quick and easy way to remotely install CentOS or Fedora. Anaconda installer can considerably simplify the procedure of installing or updating the operating system on a remote server. Here is a quotation from the web page…

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