If you'd like to download and play around with Docudo, the following
procedure should work (obviously this will be streamlined in the
future...)
- do an SVN checkout of the trunk from: http://svn.docudo.org/trunk/Docudo
- Make a copy of dev-sample.cfg and rename it dev.cfg
- edit dev.cfg as appropriate
(you should be able to use the defaults, unless you need to change the
listening port, etc.)
- WINDOWS ONLY: if running on Windows, you will probably need to
create your repository manually...you can do this with TortoiseSVN
(create the directory, right click and choose TortoiseSVN -> Create
Rpository Here)
- run install.py (this will create your repository (on Unixy
platforms) and create a working copy)
- create a directory with the same name as your docudo.default_version
config variable in your working copy (default: docudo.collections in
the project directory)
so: if you have docudo.default_version='1.0' in dev.cfg, the directory
should be named '1.0'
- create a directory called 'docudo.media' underneath the directory
you just created
e.g. [PROJECT_DIR]/docudo.collections/1.0/docudo.media
- commit the changes from your collection working copy (e.g.
'docudo.collections') to your collection repository (e.g.
'docudo.repository')
- run start-docudo.py
Please mess around with Docudo...it needs more eyes!
If you find any bugs (there are several) or missing features (again
several) please report them as tickets on the Docudo Trac (
http://trac.docudo.org/ ) or on this mailing list.
Thanks!
Kevin Horn
Thanks for the instruction, I've successfully run the docudo on
windows with tg 1.0 branch & py2.5
Maybe this instruction could be written in the INSTALL file of docudo.
It might be good to give a pysvn link, too.
http://pysvn.tigris.org/project_downloads.html
Thanks for the instruction, I've successfully run the docudo on
windows with tg 1.0 branch & py2.5
Maybe this instruction could be written in the INSTALL file of docudo.
It might be good to give a pysvn link, too.
http://pysvn.tigris.org/project_downloads.html