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* sqlite3 (already supplied by Slackware as well) | * sqlite3 (already supplied by Slackware as well) | ||
* [[http:// | * [[http:// | ||
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- | Installing a virtualenv package is not really needed since it will be downloaded automatically during the “'' | ||
The Sync Server code is hosted in a Mercurial repository and since Slackware ships a Mercurial client, that code is easy to check out to a local directory where you continue to build the server binary: < | The Sync Server code is hosted in a Mercurial repository and since Slackware ships a Mercurial client, that code is easy to check out to a local directory where you continue to build the server binary: < | ||
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* By default, the server stores your sync data in a sqlite database (you can use a real MySQL server database if you want), but it will create the sqlite database in ''/ | * By default, the server stores your sync data in a sqlite database (you can use a real MySQL server database if you want), but it will create the sqlite database in ''/ | ||
- | * The python-based Sync Server can run all by itself on a configurable port number (5000 by default) which is just fine if you are its only user in your little LAN. But even Mozilla advises to put a real webserver between you and the Sync Server. In Slackware you can use the apache webserver for this. You must install an additional apache module for this to work: [[http:// | + | * The python-based Sync Server can run all by itself on a configurable port number (5000 by default) which is just fine if you are its only user in your little LAN. But even Mozilla advises to put a real webserver between you and the Sync Server. In Slackware you can use the apache webserver for this. You must install an additional apache module for this to work: [[http:// |
===== Configuration ===== | ===== Configuration ===== | ||
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ErrorLog | ErrorLog | ||
</ | </ | ||
- | </ | + | </ |
+ | < | ||
+ | Require all granted | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | |||
+ | < | ||
+ | ServerName sync.myserver.net | ||
+ | DocumentRoot / | ||
+ | WSGIProcessGroup sync | ||
+ | WSGIDaemonProcess sync user=weave group=sync processes=2 threads=25 | ||
+ | WSGIPassAuthorization On | ||
+ | WSGIScriptAlias / / | ||
+ | CustomLog / | ||
+ | ErrorLog | ||
+ | </ | ||
* Modify your apache server' | * Modify your apache server' |