You can have a demo of the Drupal contact management platform up and running in a few simple steps.

First, if you don't have it installed already, install the Sun Web Stack.

The Sun Web Stack team maintains their own webstack repository, which at the time of this writing contains 34 additional packages. The package we're intersted in is drupal-demo. Before it can be installed we need to add the webstack repository to OpenSolaris:

pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://pkg.opensolaris.org/webstack webstack

Then verify that you can access the package:

bleonard@opensolaris:~$ pkg info -r drupal-demo
          Name: drupal-demo
       Summary: This package provides a quick start for setting up drupal on localhost. While not suitable for production setup, it is handy for setting up a local instance for testing, evaluation or demonstrations.
         State: Not installed
     Authority: webstack
       Version: 6.3
 Build Release: 5.11
        Branch: 1
Packaging Date: Tue Mar 10 22:06:58 2009
          Size: 6.39 kB
          FMRI: pkg://webstack/drupal-demo@6.3,5.11-1:20090310T220658Z

And then install it:

bleonard@opensolaris:~$ pfexec pkg install drupal-demo
DOWNLOAD                                    PKGS       FILES     XFER (MB)
Completed                                    5/5     469/469     1.11/1.11 

PHASE                                        ACTIONS
Install Phase                                545/545 
PHASE                                          ITEMS
Reading Existing Index                           9/9 
Indexing Packages                                5/5 

The drupal-demo package simply contains a script for setting up the demo:

bleonard@opensolaris:~$ pkg contents drupal-demo
PATH
usr/bin/drupal_evaluation_init
usr/share/man/man1/drupal_evaluation_init.1

So once installed, just run drupal_evaluation_init:

bleonard@opensolaris:~$ drupal_evaluation_init

This script will initialize Drupal for evaluation on this system.
Note that this script is not a supported application and is only
provided for convenience when doing a quick first look at Drupal.

This script will initialize a new MySQL database for Drupal on
localhost, which may not be what it useful for non-evaluation use.

WARNING: This script will ask for a new username and password for the
MySQL drupal user (such as 'drupal', 'drupal') and pass it to MySQL.

This script makes no attempt to be secure and your password will be
exposed to any other users on this machine. Unless you are running on
a machine where no other users can be running any processes you do not
want to run this script.

Are you sure you want to continue? (y/n): y
( cd /etc/apache2/2.2/conf.d/ ; pfexec cp ../samples-conf.d/drupal.conf . )
pfexec svccfg import /var/svc/manifest/network/http-apache22.xml
pfexec svccfg import /var/svc/manifest/application/database/mysql.xml
pfexec svcadm enable database/mysql:version_50
pfexec svcadm enable apache22
Enter the name of the Drupal MySQL database: drupal
Enter the name of the Drupal MySQL user: drupal
Enter the password for MySQL user drupal: drupal
TEMPFILE: /export/home/bleonard/drupal.990
cat /export/home/bleonard/drupal.990 | /usr/mysql/5.0/bin/mysql -u root
If everything went well, now run:
firefox http://localhost/drupal

And once that script completes, you can run the demo by browsing to http://localhost/drupal.