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April 20, 2010, at 03:03 AM by 92.37.143.174 - Dev versions info have been updated.

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1. Install [=WSGIUtils=] (it's required for WSGI-connector):
-> Get the latest version of the library from the [[http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/download.html | WSGIUtils download]] page:
-> [@ $ wget http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/downloads/WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz @]
-> Extract the library:
-> @@ $ tar -zvxf [=WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz=] @@
-> Set up the symlink (however, it's possible just to install the library if you have administrative rights):
-> @@ $ ln -s `pwd`/[=WSGIUtils-0.7=]/lib/wsgiutils/ . @@
2. Download WSGI connector:
-> Get the latest version of the WSGI connector (see WebConnectors):
-> @@ $ wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/porcupineserver/WSGIConnector-0.2.0.zip @@
-> @@ $ unzip [=WSGIConnector-0.2.0.zip=] @@
3. Download Porcupine:

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-> ''Python 3 note: Since the bsddb module is deprecated, an extra dependency to [[http://www.jcea.es/programacion/pybsddb.htm | pybsddb]] is added. It should be installed prior working with Porcupine server. For Debian-based distributions look for '''python3-bsddb3''' package.''

1. Download WSGI connector:
-> Get the development version of the WSGI connector (see WebConnectors):
-> @@ $ git clone git://github.com/tkouts/porcupine-web-connectors @@
2. Download Porcupine:

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4. Start required servers:

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3. Start required servers:

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-> @@ $ python ../wsgiServer.py @@

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-> @@ $ python ../porcupine-web-connectors/wsgi/wsgiServer.py @@

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To stop the system use Ctrl-C to break the web connector and user the next command to stop Porcupine server:

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To stop the system use Ctrl-C to break the web connector and use the next command to stop Porcupine server:

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March 30, 2010, at 09:43 AM by nuald - The title has been fixed.

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! Sample Linux installation

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(:title Sample Linux installation :)

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March 30, 2010, at 09:41 AM by nuald - The instruction is complete.

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1. Install wsgiutils (it's required for WSGI-connector):

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1. Install [=WSGIUtils=] (it's required for WSGI-connector):

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-> @@ $ wget http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/downloads/WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz @@
-> Extract and install the library:

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-> [@ $ wget http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/downloads/WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz @]
-> Extract the library:

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-> @@ $ cd [=WSGIUtils-0.7=] @@
-> @@ $ sudo python setup.py install @@

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-> Set up the symlink (however, it's possible just to install the library if you have administrative rights):
-> @@ $ ln -s `pwd`/[=WSGIUtils-0.7=]/lib/wsgiutils/ . @@

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-> @@ $ unzip [=WSGIConnector-0.2.0.zip=] @@

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-> @@ $ cd porcupine @@

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-> @@ $ python wsgiServer.py @@

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-> @@ $ python ../wsgiServer.py @@

Now you can open a browser and enjoy Porcupine accessible by the URL (the administrator account by default is admin/admin):
[@ http://localhost:1088 @]

To stop the system use Ctrl-C to break the web connector and user the next command to stop Porcupine server:
[@ $ python ./porcupineserver.py stop @]

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March 30, 2010, at 09:17 AM by nuald - Basic instructions have been added.

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# Install wsgiutils (it's required for WSGI-connector):
-> Get the latest version of the library from the [[http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/download.html | download]] page:
-> $ wget http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/downloads/WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz

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1. Install wsgiutils (it's required for WSGI-connector):
-> Get the latest version of the library from the [[http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/download.html | WSGIUtils download]] page:
-> @@ $ wget http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/downloads/WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz @@

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-> $ tar -zvxf WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz
-> $ cd WSGIUtils-0.7
-> $ sudo python setup.py install
# Download WSGI connector
# Download Porcupine
# Start required servers

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-> @@ $ tar -zvxf [=WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz=] @@
-> @@ $ cd [=WSGIUtils-0.7=] @@
-> @@ $ sudo python setup.py install @@
2. Download WSGI connector:
-> Get the latest version of the WSGI connector (see WebConnectors):
-> @@ $ wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/porcupineserver/WSGIConnector-0.2.0.zip @@
3. Download Porcupine:
-> Get the development version of the Porcupine server (see [[Downloads]]):
-> @@ $ git clone git://github.com/tkouts/porcupine.git @@
-> Install the database:
-> @@ $ python ./db_init.py @@
4. Start required servers:
-> Start the Porcupine server:
-> @@ $ python ./porcupineserver.py daemon @@
-> Start the web connector:
-> @@ $ python wsgiServer.py @@

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March 30, 2010, at 05:56 AM by nuald - Begin to write sample installation instructions.

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! Sample Linux installation

As a refer guide, the page describes how to run the development version of Porcupine server with the WSGI web-connector.

# Install wsgiutils (it's required for WSGI-connector):
-> Get the latest version of the library from the [[http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/download.html | download]] page:
-> $ wget http://www.owlfish.com/software/wsgiutils/downloads/WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz
-> Extract and install the library:
-> $ tar -zvxf WSGIUtils-0.7.tar.gz
-> $ cd WSGIUtils-0.7
-> $ sudo python setup.py install
# Download WSGI connector
# Download Porcupine
# Start required servers

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