Apache download comes with a MD5 hash value. This hash value is a Checksum value that can be used to verify data and file integrity. File to verify: apache_2.2.14-win32-x86-no_ssl.msiLink from Apache to obtain the MD5 hash of this file: _2.2.14-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi.md5MD5 hash obtained from Apache.org for this file: e41bf079b88265d733a559f33c559ce6Screenshot below shows the Apache installation file was verified by freeware HashCalc.
Verifying downloads: When downloading from a mirror please check the checksum and verify the OpenPGP compatible signature specified next to the download link (MD5, SHA256 and ASC files, all must come from the www.apache.org domain). The public keys used for signing are here: KEYS (also must come from www.apache.org). More about how to verify releases... Note that such verification is only possible since 2.3.24.
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Download the static binary archive. Go to and select x86_64 (for Mac on Intel chip) or aarch64 (for Mac on Apple silicon),and then download the .tgz file relating to the version of Docker Engine you wantto install.
These instructions are for installing a copy of WebMO the first time. To upgrade an existing WebMO configuration, refer to the WebMO upgrade instructions instead.Pre-requisites.JavaThe latest version of Oracle / Sun Microsystems Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is recommended, which can be downloaded and installed from www.java.com
PerlDownload and install ActiveState Perl for Windows ("ActivePerl")By default, perl will be installed to C:\PerlVerify installation by opening a command window and typing> perl c:\Perl\eg\example.plwhich should displayHello from ActivePerl!
ApacheDownload and install Apache for Windows, for exampleApache 2.4.20 or Apache 2.4.20 x64 from ApacheHausor httpd-2.2.25-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi or httpd-2.2.25-win32-x86-openssl-0.9.8y.msi from archive.apache.orgBy default, apache will be installed to C:\Program Files version\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.XYou may need to unblock network access to this program after installationVerify operation of the webserver by browsing to which should displayIt works!
Windows computational chemistry program(s)WebMO supports Gaussian, Mopac, NWChem, PC-Gamess (Firefly), Q-Chem, Tinker, and WinGamess. Detailed installation instructions are available on the Computational Chemistry Pre-Compiled Binaries for Windows support page. You must be able to run your computational chemistry program from the command line before WebMO can support it!
Obtain a WebMO license.
Download "WebMO for Windows" to your Windows PC.
Extract the WebMO distribution.Right-click on the downloaded file and select "Extract all..."
Run the setup script.Navigate into to the extracted distribution and then into the WebMO.install directoryDouble-click setup.pl
Follow the directions that are given in the setup script, accepting the default installation directories if appropriate:Enter WebMO license number when prompted
Path to Perl binary: C:/Perl/bin/perl.exe
HTML directory: C:/Program Files version/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.X/htdocs/webmo
HTML URL: /webmo/
CGI directory: C:/Program Files version/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.X/cgi-bin/webmo
CGI URL: /cgi-bin/webmo
User directory: C:/Program Files version/WebMO
After the distribution files are copied, the command line portion of WebMO setup is complete.Follow the URL given at the end of setup process ( -bin/webmo/login.cgi) and continue with the on-line WebMO configurationLogin as user 'admin' with an empty password
Reset the admin password when prompted
Register your copy of WebMO when prompted
If the registration process fails (e.g., due to no internet connectivity), login again from the URL at the end of the setup process as user 'admin' with the new password
Click on 'Interface Manager'Click the 'Enable interface' icons to enable any computational chemistry packages that you have installed on your system
Click the 'Edit interface' icon and make any neccessary changes in the interface configuration
Click 'Submit' to commit the changes
Click 'Return' and 'Return to Admin' to return to the WebMO administration page
Click on 'User Manager'Click the 'New User' button
Specify a Username and Password
Click 'Submit' to create the user
Click 'Return to User Manager' and 'Return to Admin' to return to the WebMO administration page
Setup is complete. Click the 'Logout' button to logout of the WebMO administration pageLogin as the WebMO user that you created. In the job manager, click 'Create New' to run a test job.
If you have not yet installed any computational chemistry programs on your computer, see the separate support pages for installing binaries. Then enable, configure, and test these packages as described above.
Questions or feedback?Please visit the WebMO Support Forum or send email to support@webmo.net.
Uninstalling WebMOTo uninstall WebMO, see the uninstalling WebMO instructions
Since release 2.1.0-incubating, Pulsar releases a separate binary distribution, containing all the builtin connectors.If you would like to enable those builtin connectors, you can download the connectors tarball release in one of the following ways:
The Apache HTTP Server Project itself does not provide binary releases of software, only source code. Individual contributors may provide binary packages as a convenience, but it is not a release deliverable. If you cannot able to compile the Apache HTTP Server yourself, you can obtain a binary package from numerous binary distributions available on the Internet. The final and official binary release of Apache HTTP Server software is Apache HTTP Server 2.2.25, which can be download from
There are popular options suggested by Apache for deploying Apache HTTPD, and, optionally, PHP and MySQL, on Microsoft Windows, include:Apache Haus (Portable, Apache Only)
Apache Lounge (Portable, Apache Only)
BitNami WAMP Stack (Installable, Apache + MySQL + PHP)
WampServer (Installable, Apache + MySQL + PHP)
XAMPP (Installable, Apache + MariaDB + PHP + Perl)
For more details on Apache installation in windows OS, refer to the official site of Apache (apache.org).
This section walks you through a "Hello World!" page with Apache FOP. We're assuming you download the binary distribution and that you have a Java Runtime Environment (version 1.8 or later) installed.
and add below code by creating one more directory tag:- ModMimeUsePathInfo On # enable dispatcher for ALL request. if this is too restrictive, # move it to another location SetHandler dispatcher-handler Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Now copy this disp_apache2.2.dll file from downloaded dispatcher and paste it under C:\Program Files (x86)\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\modules.
Now copy dispatcher.any file from downloaded dispatcher and paste it under C:\Program Files (x86)\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\conf directory.
Double click and open dispatcher.any file and let make few modification to make our dispatcher up and running. Go to line 31 and update renders section to point our publish instance. Update the hostname if required currently it is pointing to localhost and port to 4503 (My publish instance port).
Go to line 77 and instead of denying all request lets allow all request for testing. For Publish instance you should deny all request and allow specific , For author instance you should allow all and deny specific.
Update cache Doc Root. It should exactly match my httpd.conf Documentroot path. Copy Document root path from httpd.conf file and paste it in dispatcher.any file at line 132.
Save all settings and Restart your Apache Web server.
Test Dispatcher Installation:- To test weather dispatcher is configured properly or not.
ps -- craig, some people find the command line efficient. Notice how i didn't call you a name...:-) SVN tester 10:42 AM on 5 Jan 2006 6 months ago I tested svn but I found it not clear enough, so I gave up after some days of use.Now, by reading this article, I though come on, give it a try.After nearly one hour I have still not yet even imported my project!First, I had trouble executing this line:svnadmin create c:\svn\myprojIt didn't work until I moved to c:\svnNext problem was the import:svn: Could not use external editor to fetch log message; consider setting the $SVN_EDITOR environment variable or using the --message (-m) or --file (-F) options svn: None of the environment variables SVN_EDITOR, VISUAL or EDITOR is set, and no 'editor-cmd' run-time configuration option was foundSo I used -m option and the next problem was:svn: Unable to open an ra_local session to URLsvn: Unable to open repository 'file:///c:/svn/myproj'So I read that I have to verify if ra_local is installed by typing: svn --versionwhich results in:svn, version 1.2.0 (r14790) compiled May 22 2005, 22:40:26Copyright (C) 2000-2005 CollabNet.Subversion is open source software, see This product includes software developed by CollabNet ( ).The following repository access (RA) modules are available:* ra_dav : Module for accessing a repository via WebDAV (DeltaV) protocol. - handles 'http' scheme - handles 'https' scheme* ra_svn : Module for accessing a repository using the svn network protocol. - handles 'svn' scheme* ra_local : Module for accessing a repository on local disk. - handles 'file' schemeSo all seams ok but svn refused to import.Then I remembered that I used TortoiseSVN at the time and I started it. I could get my old repository via file://... protocol.I don't know why svn doesn't import to my new created repository but one thing is clear: I don't trust into such cranky software and don't want to lose still more time. SVN tester 4:19 AM on 6 Jan 2006 6 months ago I tested svn but I found it not clear enough, so I gave up after some days of use.Now, by reading this article, I though come on, give it a try.After nearly one hour I have still not yet even imported my project!First, I had trouble executing this line:svnadmin create c:\svn\myprojIt didn't work until I moved to c:\svnNext problem was the import:svn: Could not use external editor to fetch log message; consider setting the $SVN_EDITOR environment variable or using the --message (-m) or --file (-F) options svn: None of the environment variables SVN_EDITOR, VISUAL or EDITOR is set, and no 'editor-cmd' run-time configuration option was foundSo I used -m option and the next problem was:svn: Unable to open an ra_local session to URLsvn: Unable to open repository 'file:///c:/svn/myproj'So I read that I have to verify if ra_local is installed by typing: svn --versionwhich results in:svn, version 1.2.0 (r14790) compiled May 22 2005, 22:40:26Copyright (C) 2000-2005 CollabNet.Subversion is open source software, see This product includes software developed by CollabNet ( ).The following repository access (RA) modules are available:* ra_dav : Module for accessing a repository via WebDAV (DeltaV) protocol. - handles 'http' scheme - handles 'https' scheme* ra_svn : Module for accessing a repository using the svn network protocol. - handles 'svn' scheme* ra_local : Module for accessing a repository on local disk. - handles 'file' schemeSo all seams ok but svn refused to import.Then I remembered that I used TortoiseSVN at the time and I started it. I could get my old repository via file://... protocol.I don't know why svn doesn't import to my new created repository but one thing is clear: I don't trust into such cranky software and don't want to lose still more time. Nate V 8:04 PM on 25 Jan 2006 Thanks so much for showing how to do it on the command line!!! aman tur 11:25 PM on 1 May 2006 Really usefull piece of knowledge. WIndozeDoesNotExist 5:17 PM on 14 Jun 2006 When i see that people is unable to use a powerfull yet simple tool like svn, i understand perfectly why Windows+SourceSafe is misused all around the world!Open your mind! steerpike 6:09 AM on 28 Jun 2006 Nice work. Downloaded subversion, read through a fair few pages of their book and then came here. I had a webpage I created in a project, checked out, diffed and checked in within minutes.And I think the command line approach is best for learning as it shows you the basics under those layers of graphics. schmiroh 5:48 PM on 29 Jun 2006 I was following instructions, but did not succeed.When using command 'svn import' always an error is occuring after some files have been added (translation from German): 'svn: File 'd:\svnrepos\askeet\db\transactions\0-1.txn\rev' cannot be opened: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.'Interestingly folder '0-1.txn' is not being created in repository. And this message is not occuring in a reproducible manner. Sometimes after several tries of importing corresponding folder '0-1.txn' is suddenly emerging!But I did not achieve a single import. Always after several files have been added, this error is emerging.Any hints? Bart 6:50 PM on 27 Aug 2006 great stuff. thanks ned... for anyone looking for a windows svn installer get one hereIt included TortoiseSVN for GUI svn inteface, but I prefer the command line, and these instructions were great. Mazrick 12:03 PM on 3 Oct 2006 schmirohI ran into a similar issue.The problem was that my virus scanner on the server was not able to complete it's scan of content written to the transaction data before a new write was attempted by the svn server.I fixed this by disabling my virus scanning on this section.(Norton Antivirus File System Protection) Greggster 5:49 PM on 20 Dec 2006 This is very clean and simple and what I was looking for. BTW: I live on the command line in Windows because its the foundation for many programs, and anyone serious about learning CVS/SVN - since they started at the command line, one needs to learn the command line. Often I ssh in and the command line has saved me much headache from graphical interfaces not doing exactly what I need - PHPMyAdmin is one fine example. If one is not serious about being a true expert in CVS/SVN, then they should download GUI tools that hide whats going on and click away. Kirok 11:12 AM on 24 Mar 2007 I had much difficulty getting the latest versions of SVN (as of March 2007) and ancillary applications to all behave correctly on a DOS platform but I was eventually able to wrestle the bear to the ground! Wish I had found this post earlier!One of the first problems I had was getting past all the svn examples which are for *nix systems and when it said to:svn import mysourcetree file:///svn/repos -m "a comment"I took the third forward slash in file:/// to be part of the *nix path to /svn/reposSo I got stuck on trying to DOS-ify the example bysvn import mysourcetree file://f:\svn\reposAnyway to make a long story short, youhave the correct incantation in step 3!I finally got svn 1.4.3 repository created and loaded with my first railsproject and maybe now I wanted to manage it from eclipse via subclipse. Oh yeah babe!Here begins more problems for anyone who cares.The mod_dav_svn.so apache modules that came with the one-click DOS installer for svn 1.4.3 were incompatible with the latest apache server version 2.2.4 that I had installed. I went back to the subversionweb site and stumbled on this little note at the top of the download pageATTENTION!: The mod_dav_svn binaries available here are NOT compatible with Apache 2.2 -- see the Windows Apache 2.2.x folder.In there, I found the file: svn-win32-1.4.3.zipwith description: Subversion 1.4.3 Win32 binaries for Apache 2.2.x.The filename is the same as a file in the original directory that apparently has different shared-object libs in it!!!Anyway, the one-click installer that I originally downloaded and used to install svn does magical things like add the all-important environment variable APR_ICONV_PATH (rrriiiigggghhhht!!) and the zip file does nothing of the sort so it isn't good enough to unzip the apache 2.2 verson of svn. I ended up installing svn via the one-click DOS installer so that at least svn worked by itself. THEN I extracted the svn/bin/mod_dav_svn.so file from the apache 2.2 version of svn-win32-1.4.3.zip and put that file into c:\apache\apache2.2\modules then after some minor http.conf tweeks that actually matched the svn documentation, I was able to get apache to serve up the repository created above!!!!!!! Hi 8:37 PM on 21 Jun 2007 Certainly we should give a try for SVN. It will be the successor of CVS yetByeCharllesBrazil & Samba Mike 11:15 AM on 21 Sep 2007 This does work to me - but what about multiple users? How do I separate access to my repository? Ned Batchelder 7:52 PM on 21 Sep 2007 I mentioned at the top that this was only useful for a one-developer project. For multiple users, you need to find a server to use. alex.s. 10:35 PM on 31 Jan 2008 Hi, I have this scenario:a subversion repository shared between many users with several Netbeans projects inside, and I wish to be able to ignore every warning about differences on directories like nbproject (these contain info on the local settings for each user, thus, being useless keep them on sync).I tried using nbproject*, *nbproject* and nbproject, but the warnings continues overwhelming me.What am I doing wrong? richarduie 4:36 PM on 6 Feb 2008 Very nice. I had everything squared away in about 5 minutes (you might mention -m and -f switches for the import command). Have to confess that I won't be command-lining so much. I'm a Subclipse junkie. Lefty 1:33 AM on 18 Feb 2008 To solve the following:Unable to open an ra_local session to URLUnable to open repositoryI did a perfect install of subversion, repos, a development checkout and a staging area export. I installed tortoise svn and all was beautiful.Then I rebuilt the UNIX server and TortoiseSVN kept showing me the above errors.Besides spending alot of time on trying to track down an issue on the UNIX server as I had repaired and reloaded TortoiseSVN and was still getting the errors, I noticed that when I had set up samba some drives that I had mapped had changed, TortoiseSVN kept the old pathways to non existent repository path. This is a windows caching issue or tortoise doesn't destroy all the temp files it makes even when deleted and reinstalled or repaired. I hope this helps to stop wasting time on this issue. Nick 7:17 PM on 20 Jun 2008 Has anyone figured out how to import a single file into a repository w/ TortoiseSVN? Or a group of files would be better since I have several thousand files that need to be added. I cannot add the top-level folder since it contains many sub-folders (most of which need also to be in SVN but not all, e.g. images, logs).Maybe if I could figure out how to write one of those ignore.txt files? If I only knew which folder it went in and what the syntax is to avoid a few folders by name. Arghhh! frank 9:46 AM on 26 Sep 2008 for all those had problem with "unable to open an ra_local" "unable to open repository" go to: and follow steps.... ChaosKaizer 6:55 AM on 2 Nov 2008 regarding the SVN_EDITOR on windows, if you got persistent error ( returned 32512 err) try changed the directory separator:set SVN_EDITOR=c:/windows/notepad.exe Youss 5:59 AM on 29 Jan 2009 For thos who have the problem with the svn: Unable to open an ra_local session to URL my solution was : svn import [name_of_the_dir_only_without_the_"c:/"] Example,Assuming everything is on the c: for windowsers ->svn import pj file:///c:/svn_repository -m "init" Youss 3:42 AM on 30 Jan 2009 Take car about slashes everithing has to be "/" and not "\" after file:/// jess 6:41 PM on 1 Feb 2009 Here are instructions for setting up an svn server on Windows that can be accessed from other boxes: -code.com/115/how-to-setup-a-windows-svn-repository/ pmead 6:45 AM on 2 Oct 2009 Ned, Thank you for creating the documentation. I'm sorry that Craig was so rude. Ever since his Mom refused to go to prom with him, he's been a little edgy. motrocco 12:52 AM on 1 Dec 2009 brilliant, re-life problems covered indepth Gaurav Awasthi 8:58 AM on 8 Jan 2010 Excellent Stuff Ned, Thanks very much. pdomi 5:50 AM on 12 Jan 2010 Ned, very interessting article! Just read a tweet from Scott Hanselman about a new product SVNIsapi ( ) which provides Subversion support via IIS. No need to setup an Apache or SVNSERVE any more. Peter 6:59 PM on 5 Feb 2010 Very nice tutorial. This is exactly what I was looking for in setting up subversion to keep track of my personal projects. mccbala 9:15 PM on 21 Aug 2010 Cool tut man! Wish I had seen this before struggling with svn import with giving file url as "file://blah/blah"... Thanks for mentioning the right way to do it.. If you can write about how to use svn server "svn://blah/blah" in local machine, it'll be awesome... :) Soumyo 11:04 PM on 12 Jan 2011 A wunderful tutorial ... it not only got me up and running but also helps me every now and then to resolve my queries lest i forget them.Thanks mate ... its good to have ppl like u Richard 11:56 PM on 13 Apr 2012 Very clear and concise tutorial. I was looking at importing via a URL and was having no luck. Tried this way and it worked the first time!!! Duncan Murdoch 6:55 PM on 31 Jan 2014 I've just written some instructions for setting up a Windows system for SSH access to a repository: www.murdoch-sutherland.com/svnuser.html. My instructions don't say what to do once you have it set up; I think yours are great for that. Add a comment:Name:Email: Ignore this: Leave this empty: Web site: Name is required. Either email or web are required. Email won't be displayed and I won't spam you. Your web site won't be indexed by search engines. 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