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bootstrap_bottle
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tiny_personal_website
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=====================
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Basic bottle driven website with a bootstrap frontend.
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This is a Python based CMS for a small personal website. The back end uses
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the bottle web framework and the front end is bootstrap. YAML is used for site
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specific configurations.
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Configuration stored in confg/config.yaml.sample
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The website this is based off of is located at http://jessebot.com
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Setup
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-----
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1. Clone this github repo into your desired webroot.
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2. You can configure everything (e.g. the webroot absolute path, your photo,
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quote, etc) by renaming `config/config.yaml.sample` to `config.yaml` and
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replacing all the sample data with your own real data.
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3. The website assumes you're running on a Linux server with apache. I use the
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[mod_wsgi](https://github.com/GrahamDumpleton/mod_wsgi) apache module to
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deliver this content.
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..* In `config/example.com.conf` I have an example apache
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virutal host config. I recommend creating a special user and group for this
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website to run as.
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..* There is also a mandatory `config/wsgi.conf` you'll need to put in your
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apache config. You may also need to modify permissions for the socket file if
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you are running CentOS/RHEL, which will live in `/var/run/http`.
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4. All changes to HTML, CSS, JS, Python, or your core YAML will require an
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apache restart.
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Sample Site
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The website this is based off of is http://jessebot.com
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The socket file (CentOS/RHEL) is in /var/run
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