Author: rjollos
Date: Mon Jun 10 10:30:24 2013
New Revision: 1491399
URL: http://svn.apache.org/r1491399
Log:
Minor spelling corrections.
Modified:
bloodhound/trunk/installer/README.rst
Modified: bloodhound/trunk/installer/README.rst
URL:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/bloodhound/trunk/installer/README.rst?rev=1491399&r1=1491398&r2=1491399&view=diff
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--- bloodhound/trunk/installer/README.rst (original)
+++ bloodhound/trunk/installer/README.rst Mon Jun 10 10:30:24 2013
@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@
With the basic scripts in this directory you will eventually be able to install
the Apache Bloodhound source with limited fuss.
-The following describes how to install using the installer.py script with
either
-SQLite or PostgreSQL databases.
+The following describes how to install using the bloodhound_setup.py script
+with either SQLite or PostgreSQL databases.
For simplicity, this document usually describes installation from the point of
view of using Ubuntu 11.10 and so commands will probably have to be adjusted
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ The provided script requires at least:
* virtualenv
Most distributions of linux should have these in their repositories (pip and
-virtualenv are likely to be python-pip and python-virtualenv respectively.)
+virtualenv are likely to be python-pip and python-virtualenv respectively).
If these are not readily available, the instructions for downloading and
installing for your system should be at:
@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ Next you should install the required pyt
$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
Bloodhound provides a script to create the database, set up an initial admin
-user and provide an initial configuration. If no op tions are provided, the
+user and provide an initial configuration. If no options are provided, the
installer will ask you some of the more important questions to help set up
Apache Bloodhound. As such you can just run::
@@ -168,13 +168,14 @@ If you have managed to prove that you ca
tracd, you should now also be able to run through a web server. Here we provide
details about how to use the Apache webserver. It is currently recommended to
use Apache with mod_wsgi to serve Bloodhound. The following instructions
-require apache to be installed along with the wsgi and auth_digest modules.
+require Apache HTTP Server to be installed along with the wsgi and auth_digest
+modules.
It is possible to get the trac-admin command to reduce some of the work of
creating the wsgi file::
$ source ./bloodhound/bin/activate
- $ trac-admin ./bloodhound/environments/main/ deploy ./bloodhound/site
+ $ trac-admin ./bloodhound/environments/main deploy ./bloodhound/site
You should also make sure that the appropriate modules are enabled for wsgi
and htdigest authentication. On Ubuntu this would be::
