paidem
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3 years ago Hi
No, I have no experience in creating linux packages and don't intend to learn it currently.
About cloning it to a Django folder - you can clone it as it is, but it consists of 2 separate projects - Django project (for which you need python development environment) and React project (in which frontend is implemented). Read here how to setup development environment if you want to change anything: https://guacozy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/development/environment-setup/
By using docker it is easier to pack them together, server compiled React project as static files and implement python environment there. Also to run it you need a "guacd" (guacamole daemon) server, which is another project, and you need a database for configuration storage. If you would do it with a Linux packages - you would configure all these components individually and configure how they interact.
Also, it is 2 years as I am not actively developing this project because of a constant lack of time.
In my opinion it is extremely easy to start using docker (with docker-compose) to run such projects. Have a look here how to run it with docker compose https://guacozy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation/docker-compose/
On Fri, 8 Oct 2021 at 11:31, Pavel Mlčoch @.***> wrote:
Feature Request: Is possible to create packages for installation without docker? In enterprise distributions will be easier installation and validation rpm or deb package. Or on second way, is possible to install by clone git into django folder? It can be variantly in installation documentation?
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Feature Request: Is possible to create packages for installation without docker? In enterprise distributions will be easier installation and validation rpm or deb package. Or on second way, is possible to install by clone git into django folder? It can be variantly in installation documentation?