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I deploy django+myapp+modules in to a virtualenv[1] without any permissions other than default user perms in a Unix box. The only 'tricky' bit is setting up the
by dazzawazza 16y ago
I deploy django+myapp+modules in to a virtualenv[1] without any permissions other than default user perms in a Unix box. The only 'tricky' bit is setting up the database, that requires more permissions (and for good reasons).
It's completely possible to make to make it simple in any language. I agree with the point that currently the Diaspora installion instructions are a bit excessive though.
[1]- http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv
- mcrittenden 16y agoBut then you still leave the user responsible for getting the site up and running under mod_wsgi, etc., correct?
- dazzawazza 16y agoyep, they can deploy via any modern web server but you're right I don't really have any control over that. I don't see the difference to PHP though, you still need to install PHP modules, additional php libraries (via PEAR maybe), set permissions etc.