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services.usabout.com is in my /etc/hosts file and goes to 127.0.0.1 (localhost) | services.usabout.com is in my /etc/hosts file and goes to 127.0.0.1 (localhost) | ||
| − | In order for it to work I have to run script/server from the compost root directory (otherwise nothing is listening on port 3000) ... if compost isn't running you'll get at 503 service temporarily unavailable message | + | In order for it to work I have to run script/server from the compost root directory (otherwise nothing is listening on port 3000) ... if compost isn't running you'll get at 503 service temporarily unavailable message. Also, you'll need to use the production environment to access the correct database. The command I use is: |
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Revision as of 06:13, 21 September 2007
What (summary)
- Fix HTML showing up in diff list
- Show timestamps in diff list
- Disable rollback
- Add RollTo
- Add Flag AdultContent button (note: if this belongs in a differnt task, feel free to move it)
Why this is important
There are some bad issues caused by UberPatrol rollbacks - namely, spam from multiple IP addresses will not be cleaned because we will not see it.
DoneDone
Steps to get to DoneDone
Apache config to proxy requests to the webrick server
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName aboutus-mediawiki-1.10.0 DocumentRoot htdocs/aboutus-1.10.0/wiki ErrorLog logs/aboutus-mediawiki-1.10.0-error_log CustomLog logs/aboutus-mediawiki-1.10.0-access_log common ProxyPass /au_web_services http://services.usabout.com:3000 </VirtualHost>
services.usabout.com is in my /etc/hosts file and goes to 127.0.0.1 (localhost)
In order for it to work I have to run script/server from the compost root directory (otherwise nothing is listening on port 3000) ... if compost isn't running you'll get at 503 service temporarily unavailable message. Also, you'll need to use the production environment to access the correct database. The command I use is:
script/server -e production
