Difference between revisions of "Culture.si:Development"

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  svn co svn+ssh://user@svn.ljudmila.net/var/svn/culture
 
  svn co svn+ssh://user@svn.ljudmila.net/var/svn/culture
 
  cd culture
 
  cd culture
 
You might also need to set some environment for stuff to work from shell.
 
  
 
There is also '''etc/crontab''' you might want to look into. It runs stuff in '''the Makefile'''.
 
There is also '''etc/crontab''' you might want to look into. It runs stuff in '''the Makefile'''.
  
 
  . etc/env.sh
 
  . etc/env.sh
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You might also need to set some environment for stuff to work from shell.
  
 
Toplevel '''Makefile''' contains some useful targets for backups and updates, everything that runs from Makefile.
 
Toplevel '''Makefile''' contains some useful targets for backups and updates, everything that runs from Makefile.
  
 
Directory '''bin''' contains some useful commands. They try to have reasonable names. Many include some help. Some don't yet, sorry.
 
Directory '''bin''' contains some useful commands. They try to have reasonable names. Many include some help. Some don't yet, sorry.

Revision as of 04:12, 11 September 2011

Documents

References

Current software

Provides backup, webshots, featured, europeana, wiki utilities, etc...

You might want to create a special user on your system for this stuff...

sudo adduser culture

Note! Current mediawiki stuff in SVN is not quite up to date. Eventually it needs to be replaced with stuff actually used (it is backed up)

Better yet, move all this stuff to GitHub (and post checkout instructions here!!!)

Checkout from SVN

mkdir Projects
cd Projects
svn co svn+ssh://user@svn.ljudmila.net/var/svn/culture
cd culture

There is also etc/crontab you might want to look into. It runs stuff in the Makefile.

. etc/env.sh

You might also need to set some environment for stuff to work from shell.

Toplevel Makefile contains some useful targets for backups and updates, everything that runs from Makefile.

Directory bin contains some useful commands. They try to have reasonable names. Many include some help. Some don't yet, sorry.