SETUP
=====

This will be an ansible playbook soon!

For now these are instructions for CentOS 6.

Install ansible-commander
=========================

Before proceeding, be aware that this should be installed on it's own 
machine (or virtualmachine) as it is going to lock down the database.

Ansible will install ansible-commander using a playbook, so you first
need to have ansible installed.  Do this first and come back here.

You will also need the EPEL yum repository installed if using CentOS6.

First edit app_setup/vars/vars.yml to select a database password.

If you feel like you need to change it, the Django config file is also 
templated.  See app_setup/templates/setting.py.j2.  Most people will
not need to change this.

run "make setup" to run the ansible setup playbook.  It should run
without erros.

This playbook will:

  * install Django and required software components
  * install postgresql and configure authentication
  * initialize the database
  * initialize the first database table
  * synchronize the database and run any migrations

You may run this setup step again as needed as many times
as you like.

Test the server
===============

make runserver

access the server on 127.0.0.1:8000

Running through Apache
======================

TODO.