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Updated documentation, removed a unneeded file, and clarified the License
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@@ -7,13 +7,29 @@ python-zeroc-ice (ZeroC ICE Bindings for Python, only needed if you are using Mu
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python-imaging (PIL)
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python-mysqldb (MySQL connectors for Python)
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python-crypto (SSL and related stuff for Django)
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python-virtualenv (distribute enabled version)
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python-distribute
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Also you'll need a working RabbitMQ install, and your database software of choice.
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RABBITMQ SETUP
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The fabric config has all the options to auto configure this for you, just give sudo access to /usr/sbin/rabbitmqctl to
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your user.
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VIRTUALENV SETUP
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Most of Auth's dependancies are pulled through Virtualenv, to setup the enviroment use the ./setup-env.sh script.
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RUNNING
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For live envs, use ./start.sh, which runs a FCGI instance on port 9981.
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For dev, use ./manage.py runserver <ip>:<port>, after loading the virtualenv
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For dev, use ./manage.py runserver <ip>:<port>, after loading the virtualenv. Load a seperate shell and start the Celery
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work processor with ./manage.py celeryd
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DB SETUP
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