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server, pages: multi-sites refactoring:
Libervia is now handling external sites (i.e. other sites than Libervia official site).
The external site are declared in sites_path_public_dict (in [DEFAULT] section) which is read by template engine, then they are linked to virtual host with vhosts_dict (linking host name to site name) in [libervia] section.
Sites are only instanced once, so adding an alias is just a matter of mapping the alias host name in vhosts_dict with the same site name.
menu_json and url_redirections_dict can now accept keys named after site name, which will be linked to the data for the site. Data for default site can still be keyed at first level.
Libervia official pages are added to external site (if pages are not overriden), allowing to call pages of the framework and to have facilities like login handling.
Deprecated url_redirections_profile option has been removed.
author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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date | Fri, 14 Sep 2018 21:41:28 +0200 |
parents | 1028a9c366d3 |
children | 0d517b596568 |
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Libervia's installation is currently a bit tricky. Please note that this file instructs a minimal configuration of Libervia. For a complete procedure including the installation and configuration of your XMPP server and enabling the blog and directory features, please consult this page on the Salut à Toi wiki: http://wiki.goffi.org/w/index.php?title=Libervia/en == Prerequesites == These steps are detailed on the Salut à Toi wiki: * install and configure Salut à Toi * install and configure a local XMPP server (we recommend using Prosody) * install sat_pubsub == Dependencies == * you need to install the txJSON-RPC and Jinja2 dependencies (as root): pip install txJSON-RPC jinja2 * install python2-gobject2 from your distribution repositories. For example: apt-get install python-gobject2 * install pyjamas. We use the version which used to be on http://pyj.be, not the fork from http://pyjs.org. Since http://pyj.be has been down for a while, you can retrieve the package from our FTP. wget ftp://ftp.goffi.org/pyjamas/pyjamas.tar.bz2 tar xvjf pyjamas.tar.bz2 cd pyjamas python2.7 bootstrap.py Note that we force the python version to 2.7. Salut à Toi and Libervia will be ported to Python 3 after the Twisted framework which is our main dependency. You can check that it works by compiling the helloworld example: cd examples/helloworld ./build.sh If you have no error message, it should be allright. == Install Libervia == * to install Libervia using setuptools, the pyjsbuild executable should be accessible from your environment variable "PATH". The easiest would be: cd pyjamas sudo ln -sf `pwd`/bin/pyjsbuild /usr/bin/pyjsbuild * clone libervia repository: hg clone http://repos.goffi.org/libervia * install Libervia: cd libervia python setup.py install * create an account "libervia@example.net" (replace "example.net" with your domain or virtual host) on your XMPP server, create a profile on SàT named "libervia", and plug the SàT profile to this account with jp or primitivus. jp profile create libervia -j libervia@yourserver.tld -p <libervia_password> == Configuration == You can configure the Libervia service from the SàT configuration file, for example: [libervia] port = 8080 port_https = 8443 port_https_ext = 8443 connection_type = both ssl_certificate = libervia.pem redirect_to_https = 0 security_warning = 1 passphrase = <libervia_password> data_dir = ~/workspace/libervia Check the wiki for more information: http://wiki.goffi.org/wiki/Configuration/en == Usage == The four components must be launched in the following order: * prosody * sat_pubsub (with the xmpp domain and password as declared in prosodi.cfg.lua) * sat * libervia's web server Your command input would look like that: cd prosody && prosodyctl start twistd sat_pubsub --jid=sat-pubsub.<xmpp_domain> --secret=<password> sat libervia You can now drop your web browser on http://localhost:8080/libervia.html If you encounter any issue, you can ask for help on MUC room sat@chat.jabberfr.org or use the dev mailing list: http://lists.goffi.org