Clone the MediaGoblin repository and set up the git submodules::
- git clone git://gitorious.org/mediagoblin/mediagoblin.git
+ git clone git://gitorious.org/mediagoblin/mediagoblin.git -b stable
cd mediagoblin
git submodule init && git submodule update
We presently have an **experimental** make-style deployment system. if
you'd like to try it, instead of the above command, you can run::
- ./experimental-bootstrap.sh && ./configure && make
+ ./bootstrap.sh && ./configure && make
This also includes a number of nice features, such as keeping your
viratualenv up to date by simply running `make update`.
Note: this is liable to break. Use this method with caution.
+You then need to make a local copy of mediagoblin.ini, if you don't have one::
+
+ cp --no-clobber mediagoblin.example.ini mediagoblin.ini
+
The above provides an in-package install of ``virtualenv``. While this
is counter to the conventional ``virtualenv`` configuration, it is
more reliable and considerably easier to configure and illustrate. If
}
}
+The first four ``location`` directives instruct Nginx to serve the
+static and uploaded files directly rather than through the MediaGoblin
+process. This approach is faster and requires less memory.
+
+.. note::
+
+ The user who owns the Nginx process, normally ``www-data``,
+ requires execute permission on the directories ``static``,
+ ``public``, ``theme_static`` and ``plugin_static`` plus all their
+ parent directories. This user also requires read permission on all
+ the files within these directories. This is normally the default.
+
Now, nginx instance is configured to serve the MediaGoblin
application. Perform a quick test to ensure that this configuration
works. Restart nginx so it picks up your changes, with a command that
and restart the server, so that it creates a new secret key.
All previous sessions will be invalidated.
+..
+ Local variables:
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+ End: