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# Did you run setup-common.bash?
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Now documented in pyforge/docs.
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# Did you activate sandbox-env?
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If you're just getting started, open pyforge/docs/install.rst (plus pyforge/docs/mac_install.rst if you use a Mac) in your text editor to learn how to setup the python virtual environment.
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If you have a virtual environment setup, activate the virtual environment and do:
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# Starting MongoDB
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easy_install sphinx
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cd forge/pyforge/docs
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# from the directory containing mongod
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make html
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now you can view the docs in your browser; install instructions at forge/pyforge/docs/_build/html/install.html
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mongod
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# Starting RabbitMQ
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#
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# from the directory containing rabbitmqctl
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sudo ./rabbitmq-server
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./rabbitmqctl add_user testuser testpw
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./rabbitmqctl add_vhost testvhost
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./rabbitmqctl set_permissions -p testvhost testuser "" ".*" ".*"
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# Stopping RabbitMQ
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./rabbitmqctl stop
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# Starting SOLR
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cd install/apache-solr-1.4.0/example
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java -jar start.jar
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# Setting up and starting the reactor process
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# from pyforge, where development.ini lives
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cd pyforge
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paster reactor_setup development.ini
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paster reactor development.ini
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# Starting the forge
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# from pyforge, where development.ini lives
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paster serve development.ini
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# or if running on a sandbox
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paster serve sandbox.ini
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