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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ In the upcoming irb (interactive ruby shell) type: MainLoop.instance.start ### Running in background -For instance via rails runner, change into `vipeval` directory and type: +For instance via rails runner, change into vipeval root directory and type: bundle exec rails runner -e production MainLoop.instance.start & @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ or /path/to/vipeval/bundle exec rails runner -e production MainLoop.instance.start & You can place this also in a startup script (e.g. [sles12 init -script](doc/vipeval_sles12_startscript)): +script][vipeval-sles12-startscript]): ... case "$1" in @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ script](doc/vipeval_sles12_startscript)): For security reasons you may want to serve at least the ECS login password via shell environment variable. Therefore you must uncomment the `#password: <%= ENV['ECS_PASSWORD'] %>` line in `config/appcfg.yml` and -comment the old `password: ...` line. then you can provide the password as +comment the old `password: ...` line. Then you can provide the password as an environment variable at the command line: ECS_PASSWORD=my-secure-password bundle exec rails console -e production @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ or Of course it's up to you how you set the ECS\_PASSWORD enverionment variable. For instance you set it in your startup script (e.g. [sles12 init -script](doc/vipeval_sles12_startscript)), which is owned by root and could +script][vipeval-sles12-startscript]), which is owned by root and could only read by him. Or read it from a file owned and readable by root: ECS_PASSWORD=$(cat my_password_file) bundle exec ... @@ -71,3 +71,4 @@ only read by him. Or read it from a file owned and readable by root: [vipeval-master_github.zip]: https://github.com/freeit/vip_evaluation_server/archive/master.zip [freeit-repo]: https://git.freeit.de/vipeval [github-repo]: https://github.com/freeit/vip_evaluation_server +[vipeval-sles12-startscript]: misc/vipeval_sles12_startscript |