[openserverplatform commit] r114 - Updated the documentation
codesite...@google.com
Date: Sat May 2 10:25:05 2009
New Revision: 114
Modified:
trunk/OSP-ADMIN
trunk/README
Log:
Updated the documentation
Modified: trunk/OSP-ADMIN
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Open Server Platform Admin Guide
-Version 0.2
-4/7/08
+Version 0.3
+5/2/09
Coyright 2008 Jacob Torrey
Introduction
Welcome to OSP! Hopefully you'll find it as exciting as we do! Let's
get started then, shall we?
+
+Requirements
+ Before you can get started, you'll need a few dependancies installed:
+ -> erlang (HiPE or regular (HiPE reccomended)
+ -> The XML::Simple perl module
Starting OSP
- Once you have the OSP environment installed, edit the osp.conf and run:
-
+ Once you have the OSP environment downloaded, edit the osp.conf and run:
+ ./setup-osp.sh
+
+ This will setup the Mnesia redundant data store on the node (run this
once)
+
+ Now you can run the following command to start the node:
./start-osp.sh
This will start an OSP instance on the local machine prepared to server
Modified: trunk/README
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-Open Server Platform (OSP) is an open source (MIT License) project to make
it easier to create secure, multi-threaded servers that can be distributed
(onto the cloud even). You can find more information about OSP at
http://www.openserverplatform.com. The main repository is on Google Code,
but since SVN is such a nightmare to use, the bleeding edge code will be
kept here, and puch to Google every time something big happens.
+Open Server Platform (OSP) is an open source (MIT License) project to make
it easier to create secure,
+multi-threaded servers that can be distributed (onto the cloud even). You
can find more information
+about OSP at http://www.openserverplatform.com. The main repository is on
Google Code, but since SVN
+ is such a nightmare to use, the bleeding edge code will be kept here, and
puch to Google every time
+something big happens.
+
+For installation and usage instructions, please see the OSP-ADMIN file.