Programming for IDIOpen
- documents: https://drive.google.com/#folders/0B0kLIN3j9tQ5c21NbFc1eHoybGM
- openshift-admin: https://openshift.redhat.com/app/console/applications
- website: http://it2901-gentlecoding.rhcloud.com
- jenkins: http://jenkins-gentlecoding.rhcloud.com
- openshift-github: ssh://52e4349a5004466b76000045@it2901-gentlecoding.rhcloud.com/~/git/it2901.git/
- openshift SSH: ssh 52e4349a5004466b76000045@it2901-gentlecoding.rhcloud.com
- sounddrop spotify: http://open.soundrop.fm/s/XN9jBJxMqazaBOZL
- andsild@gmail.com, andesil@stud.ntnu.no, 91 80 20 57
- filip.egge@gmail.com, filipfe@stud.ntnu.no, 94809127
- kitteeeeeeh@gmail.com, aakongk@stud.ntnu.no,
- haakon.konrad@gmail.com, 98044242
- Fosse, 91369708
- tinolazreg@gmail.com, 90173005
Replace your .git/config file with the "config" provided in this directory.
"cp -vi /config/gitconfig /.git/config"
The openshift remote is LIVE, and pushes will be put on the webserver. "git push openshift" achieves this. The master branch is supposed to stay clean, but it is only on github (not live)
When pushing to production, you should push to both remotes/branches. Do this by typing git push all
djangoproj/
.gitignore
.openshift/
action_hooks/ ( Scripts invoked when pushing to openshift)
build
post_deploy
pre_build
deploy
secure_db.py
cron/
markers/
setup.py ( Setup file that should install/verify dependencies in building)
libs/ ( Adicional libraries)
data/ ( For not-externally exposed wsgi code)
wsgi/ ( Externally exposed wsgi goes)
application ( Script to execute the application on wsgi)
openshift/ ( Django project directory)
templates/
home/
home.html ( Default home page)
static/ ( Public static content gets served here)