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| − | ==SWAT2 on Debian Squeeze AMD64 using a Samba4 install from GIT==
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| − | *Note: This procedure needs lots of testing and tweaking in order to provide a fully-functional SWAT2 web interface.
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| − | Here are the steps I went through on a Debian Squeeze AMD64 machine to achieve a workable setup....
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| − | $ wget http://cloud.github.com/downloads/rvelhote/GSoC-SWAT/swat-git-scripts.tar.gz
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| − | $ gunzip swat-git-scripts.tar.gz
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| − | Because the GIT repository is not up-to-date with this file, edit the file ./install and change line 10 to:
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| − | git clone git://git.samba.org/jelmer/swat.git swat
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| − | Now it will retrieve the latest updates.
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| − | $ ./install
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| − | $ source swatdevenv/bin/activate
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| − | $ easy_install pip
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| − | $ pip install WebOb==1.0.8
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| − | Make sure Samba4 is cloned from the GIT repo, tested with quicktest, configured, made, installed, and properly configured as according to the [[Samba4/HOWTO]]. '''Note: Your path for the python packages may differ according to how you installed Samba4 and what version of Python you have.'''
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| − | $ cd ./swatdevenv/lib/python2.6/site-packages/
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| − | $ for i in /usr/local/samba/lib/python2.6/site-packages/*; do ln -s $i; done
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Revision as of 23:10, 21 November 2012
SWAT2 is a Python frontend to Samba 4, originally written by Ricardo Velhote.
Repository:
Dependencies
- Samba4 (in particular, the Samba 4 Python bindings)
- pylons
Installation
There are three ways in which you can run SWAT. Pick one:
Standalone
Use paster:
$ paster serve development.ini
From Samba
From Apache