Closed larjohn closed 7 years ago
please check out staging_indigo branch, and follow the instructions there.
It seems to progress much better now. I am stuck at this:
(env) root@ubuntu:/opt/DAM# python3 manage.py runserver
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "manage.py", line 5, in
DATABASE_URL is defined in the .env file so, before typing the command: make dam, type: source .env
Now it does run, although it is not accessible outside the VM. Can you make it run at 0.0.0.0 instead of 127.0.0.1? Is there a config option for that?
Eventually, I provided --host 0.0.0.0 and it worked.
Can you document what is written here, into the README.md? Please, also fix the step 0, as it precedes the cloning of the repository, which is impossible.
source .env
is added to Makefile
.
README.md is updated. but, do not see the problem at step 0.
Step 0: Install some tools, database, e.g. git, redis-server
`$ make step0
If one hasn't cloned the repository yet, what does make step0
do?
the function of make step0
is to install some libraries on ubuntu system, such as git, python tools.
@mlukasch can you install and test the staging_indigo branch at the fraunhofer server?
the function of make step0 is to install some libraries on ubuntu system, such as git, python tools.
I see, but step0 means nothing to any operating system. step0 is only valid inside the DAM directory, AFTER you have cloned the repository. If you haven't yet cloned the repository, Makefile is not available so you can't do anything like that.
Other than that, one has to install make
in a fresh Ubuntu installation to work with this command.
ah definitely. updated now.
It is not possible to install DAM in an Ubuntu VM.
Can you run it in an Ubuntu VM from start to end? There are dependences with wrong names. In addition, the algorithms dependences are required earlier.