Daniel15
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10 years ago What's your environment like? I've only tested on Debian Linux + Nginx. If you're on a Windows server, I'd suggest using Microsoft's NuGet.Server instead.
For a Debian-based distro (including Ubuntu), installation is something along the lines of what I've written below. Installation using other Linux distributions will vary but it should be pretty similar.
1 - Copy app to your server, you could do a Git clone on the server or add it as a Git submodule if adding to a site that's already managed via Git:
cd /var/www
git clone https://github.com/Daniel15/simple-nuget-server.git
# Make db and packages directories writable
chown www-data:www-data db packagefiles
chmod 0770 db packagefiles2 - Copy nginx.conf.example to /etc/nginx/sites-available and modify it for your environment:
- Change
example.comto your domain name - Change
/var/www/simple-nuget-server/to the checkout directory - Change "hhvm" to the name of a PHP upstream in your Nginx config. This can be regular PHP 5.4+ or HHVM.
- If hosting as part of another site, prefix everything with a subdirectory and combine the config with your existing site's config (see ReactJS.NET config at the end of this comment)
3 - Edit inc/config.php and change ChangeThisKey to a randomly-generated string
4 - Enable the site (if creating a new site)
ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/nuget /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/nuget
/etc/init.d/nginx reload5 - Set the API key and test it out. I test using nuget.exe (which is required for pushing)
nuget.exe setApiKey -Source http://example.com/ ChangeThisKey
nuget.exe push Foo.nupkg -Source http://example.com/(if using Mono, run mono nuget.exe instead)
I've got a live installation for ReactJS.NET at http://reactjs.net/packages/. You can see its Nginx configuration at https://github.com/reactjs/React.NET/blob/master/site/nginx.conf
I'd like to give this a try. We're looking for a very basic nuget feed for our environment.