Cchost/Developers/Victor's Dev Setup - Revision history

Michaelkrnac: /* Configuring Apache */

2009-04-27T10:19:59Z

‎Configuring Apache

Michaelkrnac: /* Configuring Apache */

2009-04-24T13:55:59Z

‎Configuring Apache

Fourstones: /* Import ccMixter Config */

2008-11-29T07:23:01Z

‎Import ccMixter Config

Fourstones at 07:14, 29 November 2008

2008-11-29T07:14:51Z

Fourstones: /* Verifying ccHost Install */

2008-11-29T07:13:12Z

‎Verifying ccHost Install

Fourstones: /* Import ccMixter Config */

2008-11-29T07:07:15Z

‎Import ccMixter Config

Fourstones: /* Import ccMixter Config */

2008-11-29T07:01:55Z

‎Import ccMixter Config

Fourstones: /* Import ccMixter Config */

2008-11-29T07:00:51Z

‎Import ccMixter Config

Fourstones: /* Import ccMixter Config */

2008-11-29T06:59:46Z

‎Import ccMixter Config

Fourstones: /* Verifying ccHost Install */

2008-11-29T06:59:22Z

‎Verifying ccHost Install

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   <nowiki><VirtualHost *></nowiki>
-     DocumentRoot <nowiki>/var/www/cchost<nowiki>
+     DocumentRoot <nowiki>/var/www/cchost</nowiki>
      ServerName cchost
   <nowiki></VirtualHost></nowiki>
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 Then enable it:
-   ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/cchost /etc/apache2/sites-available/cchost
+   ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-available/cchost /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/cchost
 Then map the name for my local machine:

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 I prefer to keep my localhost website for junky experiments so I create a virtual Apache host for ccMixter. Create the new file:
-   sudo vi /etc/apache2/sites-available cchost
+   sudo vi /etc/apache2/sites-available/cchost
 Enter the following:
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 .0.2.1 cchost
 ===Setting up the ccHost Database===

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   cd /var/www
-  cat x | sed 's/:1|/ccmixter.org'''\t'''FALSE'''\t'''\/'''\t'''FALSE'''\t'''/; s/|:2|/'''\t'''lepsog3'''\t/'''' > ccm_cookie
+  cat x | sed 's/:1|/ccmixter.org'''TAB'''FALSE'''TAB'''\/'''TAB'''FALSE'''TAB'''/; s/|:2|/'''TAB'''lepsog3'''TAB/'''' > ccm_cookie
 NOTE: In order to make things clear in this wiki, I've bolded the tab characters - you should replace those with actual tab characters (ascii 7).

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 ===Configuring Apache===
-Because I'm using the PHP module (not CGI) Apache will perform operations in 'nix as a user in a group that will need write permssions to several directories. In order to ease this problem I change the default group that apache will run in to the same as me ('victor'):
+Because I'm using the PHP module (not CGI) Apache will perform operations in 'nix as a user in a group that will need write permissions to several directories. In order to ease this problem I change the default group that apache will run in to the same as me ('victor'):
    cd /etc/apache2
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 ==Subversion==
-The Creative Commons code server uses Subversion. There's a very usable and worthwile GUI on Ubuntu and a fine diff program that I get:
+The Creative Commons code server uses Subversion. There's a very usable and worthwhile GUI on Ubuntu and a fine diff program that I get:
    sudo apt-get install subversion
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 If you already have keys registered in your system you can skip this section entirely.
-If you don't have ssh keys then you can use ssh-keygen and let the CC folks know about it to get writeable access. And you can skip the rest of this section entirely.
+If you don't have ssh keys then you can use ssh-keygen and let the CC folks know about it to get writable access. And you can skip the rest of this section entirely.
 My key was originally generated on Windows using the Putty tools. The 'nix system prefers OpenSSH version of the key files so I had to translate the PPK (Putty) version to that. I probably could have gone back to Windows to translate these but instead I installed the 'nix version the Putty tools:

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    sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
-Kill all instances of the browse, then browse to ''<nowiki>http://localhost/cchost</nowiki>''
+Kill all instances of the browser, then browse to ''<nowiki>http://localhost/cchost</nowiki>''
 That brings up the 'cchost has not been properly install...' with a link to ''ccamdin' subdirectory. Follow that link to start the install.

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 ==Import ccMixter Config==
-I have a bash script that will get the latest config from ccmixter.org and import it into the dev machine. The actual script using tons of piping in just three commands. Here I break it up to annotate it.
+I have a bash script that will get the latest config from ccmixter.org and import it into the dev machine. The actual script using tons of piping in just three commands:
 The first thing I want to do is call <nowiki>http://ccmixter.org/export</nowiki> while logged in as admin. I can fake this by grabbing the ccMixter cookie out of Mozilla's Firefox. The cookie is usually in a directory like:

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 At this point I could browse to my dev site and using the import command:
-   http://cchost.org/import?i=../cch_import
+   <nowiki>http://cchost.org/import</nowiki>?i=../cch_import
 but that's overkill considering we're right on the machine and can call a script that does the import:

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   cd /var/www
-  cat x | sed 's/:1|/ccmixter.org'''\t'''FALSE'''\t'''\/\tFALSE'''\t'''/; s/|:2|/'''\t'''lepsog3'''\t/'''' > ccm_cookie
+  cat x | sed 's/:1|/ccmixter.org'''\t'''FALSE'''\t'''\/'''\t'''FALSE'''\t'''/; s/|:2|/'''\t'''lepsog3'''\t/'''' > ccm_cookie
 NOTE: In order to make things clear in this wiki, I've bolded the tab characters - you should replace those with actual tab characters (ascii 7).
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 I now have a cookie and can use curl to call over to ccMixter and get the config as if I was logged in as admin. I save it to a file called 'xx'
-   curl -b ccm_cookie http://ccmixter.org/export > xx
+   curl -b ccm_cookie <nowiki>http://ccmixter.org/export</nowiki> > xx
 The file 'xx' refers to ccmixter.org all over the place so I replace it with my dev domain. I also replace the site description in the banner so I don't forget which site I'm on (!):

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 I have a bash script that will get the latest config from ccmixter.org and import it into the dev machine. The actual script using tons of piping in just three commands. Here I break it up to annotate it.
-The first thing I want to do is call http://ccmixter.org/export while logged in as admin. I can fake this by grabbing the ccMixter cookie out of Mozilla's Firefox. The cookie is usually in a directory like:
+The first thing I want to do is call <nowiki>http://ccmixter.org/export</nowiki> while logged in as admin. I can fake this by grabbing the ccMixter cookie out of Mozilla's Firefox. The cookie is usually in a directory like:
    cd ~/.mozilla/firefox/vkuuxfit.default
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    cd cchost/bin
    php -f cc-host-config-import.php ../cch_import
 ==Import ccMixter Data==
 To mirror the data I use mysqldump on the CC server, sftp the results down to my dev laptop, then import the sql file using mysql command line. I leave that part as an exercise for the reader. (Just remember to NOT transfer the cc_tbl_config table.)