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SWAT2 is a Python frontend to Samba 4, originally written by Ricardo Velhote. | SWAT2 is a Python frontend to Samba 4, originally written by Ricardo Velhote. | ||
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* git://git.samba.org/jelmer/swat.git | * git://git.samba.org/jelmer/swat.git | ||
= Dependencies = | = Dependencies = | ||
| − | * | + | * Samba4 (in particular, the Samba 4 Python bindings) |
* pylons | * pylons | ||
| + | * authkit module ("easy_install authkit") on RHEL based distros. You'll need python-setuptools installed before you can do this. | ||
= Installation = | = Installation = | ||
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Use paster: | Use paster: | ||
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== From Samba == | == From Samba == | ||
| − | + | First, install SWAT or make sure it is available in the Samba server's Python path: | |
| − | + | $ ./setup.py install | |
| − | * | + | Make sure that Samba is running the web service by adding the following line to the *[global]* section of the smb.conf file: |
| − | + | $ server services = +web | |
| − | + | SWAT will now be available at http://localhost:901/. | |
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Latest revision as of 02:24, 2 June 2014
SWAT2 is a Python frontend to Samba 4, originally written by Ricardo Velhote.
Repository:
Dependencies
- Samba4 (in particular, the Samba 4 Python bindings)
- pylons
- authkit module ("easy_install authkit") on RHEL based distros. You'll need python-setuptools installed before you can do this.
Installation
There are three ways in which you can run SWAT. Pick one:
Standalone
Use paster:
$ paster serve development.ini
From Samba
First, install SWAT or make sure it is available in the Samba server's Python path:
$ ./setup.py install
Make sure that Samba is running the web service by adding the following line to the *[global]* section of the smb.conf file:
$ server services = +web
SWAT will now be available at http://localhost:901/.
From Apache
TODO