Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of FATE/Fateserver
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- Mar 6, 2014, 2:50:27 AM (13 years ago)
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v6 v7 7 7 When you make a change in fateserver, it is always a good idea to test whether everything work on your own work PC. 8 8 9 In this guide, we assume that the source will be located under `/var/www/fateserver`, and the data gathered from clients under `/var/www/fateweb`. 9 {{{ 10 #!div style="border: 1pt dotted; margin: 1em; background-color: #fffff9;" 11 12 '''Notes:''' 13 * fateserver can't be on a sub-dir, which means that it must be something like `http://fate.ffmpeg.org`, but can't be `http://ffmpeg.org/fate`. Otherwise the links are wrong and it won't load the CSS. 14 * Some tools are also needed on the server, like xz. 15 * In this guide, we assume that the source will be located under `/var/www/fateserver`, and the data gathered from clients under `/var/www/fateweb`. 16 }}} 17 18 === Install fateserver === 10 19 11 20 1. Get Apache httpd. On Debian derivatives do … … 67 76 }}} 68 77 69 8. Now if you go to [http://localhost], you will be able to see a FATE error page because you have not feed it data to display yet.78 8. Now if you go to [http://localhost], you will be able to see a FATE error page with contents "No data in $fatedir". Although that is an error, that is considered a good thing at this stage because it shows that CGI works. Now you will need to feed FATE results to fateserver for it to display. 70 79 71 {{{ 72 #!div style="border: 1pt dotted; margin: 1em; background-color: #fffff9;" 80 === Feed fateserver Data To Display === 73 81 74 '''Notes:''' 75 fateserver can't be on a sub-dir, which means that it must be something like fate.ffmpeg.org, but can't be ffmpeg.org/fate; or the links are wrong and it won't load the CSS. 76 Some tools are also needed on the server, like xz. 77 }}} 82 There are two ways to give fateserver the data it needs to display: using or not using SSH. 83 84 ==== Using SSH ==== 85 86 '''WIP''' 87 88 ==== Not Using SSH. ==== 89 90 '''WIP''' 78 91 79 92 Thanks to Ramiro Polla for writing the initial version of this guide. Major updates made by Timothy Gu.
