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Running Snowy From Your Git Checkout
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0. Install python-libxslt, python-libxml2, python-pytz, and python-sqlite,
python-dateutil, python-pkg-resources, python-uuid
(package names somewhat different from distro to distro).
Package names for RedHat/CentOS 5.3:
python-lxml, python-tz, python-sqlite2, python-dateutil, python-setuptools,
python-uuid, python-simplejson
1. Install django 1.1. If your distro does not have packages for 1.1, then
download the tarball and install it like so:
wget http://www.djangoproject.com/download/1.1/tarball/
tar zxvf Django-1.1.tar.gz
cd Django-1.1
sudo python setup.py install
2. Set up your local settings file (in your snowy git checkout):
cp local_settings.py.in local_settings.py
3. Setup snowy database (in your snowy git checkout):
python manage.py syncdb
NOTE: Don't name your admin user 'admin'
4. Start local snowy (in your snowy git checkout):
python manage.py runserver
5. Admin your snowy:
http://localhost:8000/admin
- In the Sites table, make sure to set the domain and name properly, e.g.:
Domain name: localhost:8000
Display name: Snowy
- In the Consumers table, make sure the 'anyone' consumer is set up:
Key: anyone
Secret: anyone
Status: Accepted
6. Play with snowy:
http://localhost:8000/myusername/notes (for example)
Installing/Deploying Snowy
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TODO
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