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On debian, here are the commands used to setup a parlement server:
~ createuser /your_login/ ~ exit
Basically this install postgresql, ruby and the ruby driver to psql. Ruby on Rails is database agnostic, parlement will be sometimes in the future.
You need to install "ruby gems":http://docs.rubygems.org
And then:
Only if you expect to develop and do any release:
For i18n:
The database is setup for user "manu", you may need to change the file config/database.yml for your own settings.
Change config/environment.rb to set the domain, default is something like 'leparlement.org', use your web site or email domain.
When you want to setup your server as a node in the graph of servers, redirect your incoming mails to your parlement. In procmail (or any other mail filtering tool), define this kind of rule: :0 c * ^TO parlement|leparlement.org | /home/manu/parlement/trunk/script/runner 'Mailman.receive STDIN.read'
Once you have everything set up (ruby, postgresql, redcloth, irb), you can initialise and launch parlement this way:
~ svn checkout svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/parlement/trunk parlement ~ cd parlement # Go into the right folder ~ rake db:create # Create the db ~ ruby ./script/server # Launch the server
Now you can go to http://localhost:3000 with your browser.
To setup an apache configuration:
You can check that everything works all right on your machine with the testing suite: ~ rake
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