I’m having trouble with the virtual graphics video card, It will not run skyrim with the Virtualbox card.
Is there anyway I could Change/ alter the virtual video card to run skrim more effectively?
Well its not really the same hard drive its in a virtual hard drive folder.
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ServerAdmin admin@whateverdomain.com
DocumentRoot “C:\rootstuff”
ServerName servername.com
that works, but lets say I want a specific subdomain of my domain to forward to another site. How would I do that?
I tried:
ServerAdmin admin@whateversite
DocumentRoot “http://thesiteIwanttoforwardto.com/”
ServerName servername.com
but apache won’t start when I do this.
To elaborate, I want people to be able to access my own server at www.mysitename.com but if they go to www.mysitename.com/subdirectory then it will forward them without the use of html redirection and display www.theothersite.com’s page (A virtual host mirror)
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I know that you can have virtual hosts in app servers like tomcat and apache. Most of the solutions I know of require you to list the vhosts in a text file which, I understand, requires tomcat/apache to be restarted. So my questions are two:
- Is there any way to store this information in a database? I’ve seen an apache module somebody wrote, but a large-scale solution would require that information to be cached because it changes so seldom.
- If it is stored in text files (perhaps automatically copied there from database contents), do all the servers have to be restarted? And doesn’t that take a long time, during which the servers are unavailable? I cannot see a system like blogger.com having its servers being constantly taken down and back up.
It doesn’t really need a host OS except for installing and uninstalling, it is installed from windows and is all contained in one folder instead of a partition. All of these make it look like it’s a virtual machine, yet you have to restart and boot into ubuntu in order to use it, which makes it sound like it’s not a virtual machine.. Any ideas?
I’ve used Microsoft’s Virtual PC for Windows XP. By ‘best’ I mean:
- fast
- support for hardware virtualization (CPU feature)
- as new as possible emulated hardware, like video adapters with video memory > 8 MB
- secure; host OS should not be (easily) accessible from within guest OS. It would be fine if they were isolated.
- USB support in order to transfer data between guest and host
Optional:
- undo state
- state snapshots
The price isn’t a matter.