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== Backup == | == Backup == | ||
{{Serious|1=You have to do backups of your pod data. If you lose your data, you won't be able to use the combination of your old username and old domain ever again. Make sure to store the backups on a different server, or at least on a different hard drive.<br />For details on how to do backups, see [[Pod data backup]].}} | {{Serious|1=You have to do backups of your pod data. If you lose your data, you won't be able to use the combination of your old username and old domain ever again. Make sure to store the backups on a different server, or at least on a different hard drive.<br />For details on how to do backups, see [[Pod data backup]].}} | ||
If you have done your backup with the backup script[https://wiki.diasporafoundation.org/Pod_data_backup] you can restore your database as follows. | |||
Remember as described in the installation tutorial you have to create the database user <tt>diaspora</tt> before you restore the backup. Do '''NOT''' execute the comand <tt>RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate</tt>. | |||
Switch to your Diaspora system user | |||
sudo -iu diaspora | |||
Create a new empty database | |||
createdb -T template0 diaspora_production -U diaspora | |||
Restore your database backup | |||
psql diaspora_production < backup.sql | |||
== Further reading == | == Further reading == | ||
Revision as of 09:19, 24 November 2018
Get the source
It's time to download diaspora*! As your diaspora user run:
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora.git
cd diaspora
Don't miss the cd diaspora, all coming commands expect to be run from that directory!
Configuration
Copy files
cp config/database.yml.example config/database.yml
cp config/diaspora.yml.example config/diaspora.yml
Bundle
It's time to install the Ruby libraries required by diaspora*:
gem install bundler
script/configure_bundler
bin/bundle install --full-index
This takes quite a while. When it's finished, you should see a message similar to: Bundle complete! 137 Gemfile dependencies, 259 gems now installed. If that's not the case, you should seek for help on the mailing list or the IRC channel.
Running the manual gem install command shown in the error message can sometimes show a clearer error message if the bundle command fails.
Database setup
Double check your config/database.yml looks right and run:
bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate
Start diaspora*
It's time to start diaspora*:
./script/server
Your diaspora server is now running, either on a unix socket (current default) or on http port 3000. The listening method can be configured in diaspora.yml, search for '3000' or 'listen' to find the correct line.
You will likely need to install a reverse proxy (example on github for apache2) in order to get it to be served publicly. If you are new to running rails applications you may find the diaspora components page helpful for orientation.
Backup
 Warning: | You have to do backups of your pod data. If you lose your data, you won't be able to use the combination of your old username and old domain ever again. Make sure to store the backups on a different server, or at least on a different hard drive. For details on how to do backups, see Pod data backup. |
If you have done your backup with the backup script[1] you can restore your database as follows. Remember as described in the installation tutorial you have to create the database user diaspora before you restore the backup. Do NOT execute the comand RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate.
Switch to your Diaspora system user
sudo -iu diaspora
Create a new empty database
createdb -T template0 diaspora_production -U diaspora
Restore your database backup
psql diaspora_production < backup.sql