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Chef Cookbooks in use at 37signals

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README
37signals cookbooks for use with Chef (http://wiki.opscode.com/display/chef/Home). These are provided solely as examples 
and helpful guides.

Some of the cookbooks are based on examples at:

http://github.com/opscode/cookbooks
http://github.com/mikehale/chef-repo
http://github.com/jtimberman/cookbooks

Contact joshua@37signals.com with any questions.

Running Chef Server under passenger and SSL:

To do this, get chef installed on the target machine.

1. From the cookbook root, run:

% rake ssl_cert FQDN=chef.mydomain.com

'mydomain' should be whatever you want to use as your chef server domain. The recipes assume 'chef' as the hostname. 
Update as necessary.

2. Copy these certificate files to /var/chef/certificates

1. From the root of the cookbooks directory, run:

% chef-solo -c config/solo.rb -j config/server.json