Grisha Kostyuk

Superdesck Installation
you don't need port 8080, just http://localhost %)

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
So now you should able to login here: http://localhost

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
The end of output should ends with something ++ systemctl enable nginxnginx.service is not a native service, redirecting to systemd-sysv-installExecuting /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install enable nginx++ systemctl restart nginx++ apt-get -y clean****…

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
FYI: it should be at least 2GB Ram

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
One command: curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/naspeh-sf/deploy/master/files/superdesk.sh | sudo sh > superdesk.log 2>&1

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
cat /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
so you should be able to see localhost (port 80, not 8080)

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
Pedro, it's not simple task to install and maintenance the superdesk, I don't see a lot of stuff which should be in this log and it's strange, couse it mixed with other stuff too, I need just *clean* output of this command I posted yo…

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
ok let's try this curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/naspeh-sf/deploy/master/files/superdesk.sh | sudo sh > superdesk.log 2>&1 %) this file superdesk.log I need

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
when you run this command you should see output in the console, this output I need.

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Superdesck Installation
Have you tried: curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/naspeh-sf/deploy/master/files/superdesk.sh | sudo sh on fresh Ubuntu 16.04? If yes, please post the log of this command.

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Unable to login (new demo setup Ubuntu & Docker)
Hi Joakim, Have you tried https://github.com/naspeh-sf/deploy#fresh-ubuntu-1604? It's brand new one line installation, it still needed a proper documentation, but you could read the scripts. It should work well on Asure with fresh Ubuntu 16.04.

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Installation
Hey Pedro, We have brand new one line installation for Ubuntu 16.04: https://github.com/naspeh-sf/deploy#fresh-ubuntu-1604, but documentation still in future plans, you could look at scripts to understand what is going on during installation :).

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk December 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
the docs you mentioned is outdated it was written 3 years ago...

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk October 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
You could change it via "envfile" if you do source /opt/liveblog/env/bin/activate; env you will see MAIL_USERNAME from envfile :) Regarding embed - as I said I need more tests on this and I'm busy now for another thing. Sorry.

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk October 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
Yep, it's pretty much as production. There is "/opt/liveblog/envfile" - you could change some options. To activate python envirenment, you need to run "source /opt/liveblog/env/bin/activate", it also activates these vars for…

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk October 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
But you could create LXC container inside your Ubuntu 14.04 and install it into container :)

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk October 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
Nope, it needs some modifications. We decided to create new script for newest Ubuntu LTS. Ubuntu 16.04 uses systemd and this is the main difference.

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk October 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
Hi, Sorry for a delay, it's still a work in progress, but we already have a new way to install Liveblog on fresh Ubuntu 16.04: https://github.com/naspeh-sf/deploy#install-a-liveblog It needs some more tests, checks and documenting, but you coul…

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk October 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
Hi Philippe, Regarding: > ERROR: client and server don't have same version (client : 1.19, server: 1.18) Sorry, I'm new in the team and I'm not using docker installation now, so I can't answer this question.

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk September 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
Hi Stanislav, There is no a specific date, we've Sourcecamp 18-22 September where we are going discuss some topics (topic regarding Liveblog scripts also in the plan) and after the camp we'll create them, so it'll be at the end of Sep…

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk September 2016 permalink
Installing Live Blog in Test and Production Env
Hi Philippe, It is better don't use docker for Prod Env. We'll create and publish install scripts soon for Liveblog (like https://github.com/superdesk/install-scripts), so please wait for a while. P.S. Liveblog scripts will be really simi…

Comment by Grisha Kostyuk September 2016 permalink

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