cd ibwt.plonesite
mkdir workdir
git clone git@github.com:InBricoleWeTrust/ibwt.plonesite.git ibwt.plonesite
sudo apt-get install -y build-essential m4 libtool pkg-config autoconf gettext bzip2 groff man-db automake libsigc++-2.0-dev tcl8.5 git libssl-dev libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev libbz2-dev zlib1g-dev python-setuptools python-dev libjpeg62-dev libreadline-dev python-imaging wv poppler-utils libsqlite0-dev libgdbm-dev libdb-dev tcl8.5-dev tcl8.5-dev tcl8.4 tcl8.4-dev tk8.5-dev libsqlite3-devRun buildout:
touch etc/sys/settings-local.cfg # or cp etc/sys/settings.cfg etc/sys/settings-local.cfg
python bootstrap.py -dc <buildout>
bin/buildout -Nc <buildout>On the first checkout you need to create etc/sys/settings-local.cfg/ You can either create an empty file or copy etc/sys/settings.cfg and adapt it to your needs. Edit the etc/sys/settings-local.cfg file.:
etc/sys
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|-- settings.cfg -> various common settings (crons hours, hosts, installation paths, ports, passwords)
`-- settings-local.cfg -> override locally the common settings (do not commit the file)To make your application safe for production, run the buildout-prod.cfg buildout'. It extends this one with additionnal crontabs and backup scripts and some additionnal instances creation.
|-- etc/base.cfg -> The base buildout
|-- buildout-prod.cfg -> buildout for production
|-- buildout-dev.cfg -> buildout for development- Think you have the most important sections of this buildout configuration in etc/ibwt.plonesite.cfg Set the project developement specific settings there :
etc/project/
|-- plone.cfg -> your project needs (packages, sources, product, version spinngss)
`-- kgs.cfg -> autogenerated to be manual merged in your project version pinngs.etc/init.d/ -> various init script (eg supervisor)
etc/logrotate.d/ -> various logrotate configuration files
etc/sys/
|-- supervisor.cfg -> Project production settings for supervision
|-- system.cfg -> Project settings for reverse proxies, cron & logrotationWe generate two virtualhosts for a cliassical apache or nginxsetup, mostly ready but feel free to copy/adapt.
- In settings.cfg you have now some settings for declaring which host is your reverse proxy backend & the vhost mounting:
- hosts:zope-front / ports:zope-front -> zope front backend
- v:reverse-proxy-host / v:reverse-proxy-port / reverseproxy:mount-point -> host / port / mountpoint on the reverse proxy)
etc/templates/
|-- logrotate.conf.template -> logrotate configuration file template for your Zope logs
|-- www -> templates for www proxies
`-- supervisor/supervisor.initd -> template for supervisor init script