Finish basic page functions, fill database, and share

[ogallagher]

Apply for a conlang.org membership and use their web hosting offer to host the omino webserver and database.

Add an Omino entry to the conlang atlas.

[ogallagher]

Basic page functions are finished for using the dictionary, so Omino is ready enough to be shared and hosted with conlang.org.

[ogallagher]

Conlang atlas entry: cals.conlang.org/language/omino.

[ogallagher]

Conlang.org webhosting form answers:

Software requirements

• nodejs
• mariadb server
• mariadb user that can fully access a new schema called “omino” (preferably from any ip address) and tables within
• open ports for 80, 22, 3306

[ogallagher]

Apply for a conlang.org membership and use their web hosting offer to host the omino webserver and database.

Add an Omino entry to the conlang atlas.

All requests submitted, awaiting reply.

[ogallagher]

Apply for a conlang.org membership and use their web hosting offer to host the omino webserver and database. Add an Omino entry to the conlang atlas.

All requests submitted, awaiting reply.

Good to go! The database and web servers are up and ready, so I’ll go ahead and customize the user credentials, fill the database, and launch the webserver.

[ogallagher]

I’ve been having difficulty installing nodejs locally without admin permissions on the webserver machine, but following this tutorial looks promising, alongside this followup for dreamhost passenger.

[ogallagher]

After some more modifications, the new version of the website is working and available at https://omino.conlang.org.