@@ -41,15 +41,24 @@ I recommend that you stick to using sqlite3 in production, the persistance side Use capistrano, vlad or dump it straight onto your server, you'll need to rename amnesia.yml.example to amnesia.yml and make some changes. +### Authentication + +If you don't want authentication, remove the auth block from amnesia.yml + Be sure to set your `RackEnv` environment variable and run `rake db:migrate`, this will create your database (when using sqlite3, Mysql users will need to create the db themselves prior) -If you plan to run Amnesia on a VPS, I recommend that you use Passenger, this is just so that you can claim back your memory when Amnesia isn't in use. Having said that, it'll work with any Rack based Ruby web server. +### Servers + +If you plan to run Amnesia on a VPS, I recommend that you use Passenger, this is just so that you can claim back your memory when Amnesia isn't in use. Having said that, it'll work with any Rack based Ruby web server. + +You can install Apache, Passenger and Ruby Enterprise (with other friends if you like) quickly using [passenger-stack](http://benschwarz.github.com/passenger-stack) The config.ru file provided should be fine to use in production. -### Authentication +When passenger isn't an option, or you want to keep things simple, you can always run your app with the `rackup` command: -If you don't want authentication, remove the auth block from amnesia.yml + # Start on port 80 using mongrel + rackup config.ru -p 80 -s mongrel ## Potential issues README.markdown c92f7d5dc63fcf17f671a81ae2a54ce4cef25bd7 Ben Schwarz ben.schwarz@gmail.com http://github.com/benschwarz/amnesia/commit/4b67a00b4ccec5ebba49004177263dd9b6644f4d 4b67a00b4ccec5ebba49004177263dd9b6644f4d 2009-02-17T02:32:21-08:00 2009-02-17T02:32:21-08:00 Added notes about passenger-stack and using the `rackup` command to run the application. Slight reorganisation of README.markdown. 41f6ef442af4faf93406ba1f1000ed8e7e674475 Ben Schwarz ben.schwarz@gmail.com