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24 changes: 19 additions & 5 deletions README.rst
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Expand Up @@ -43,16 +43,30 @@ Tahoe is all about subdomains, so please add the following entries to your ``/et

127.0.0.1 edx.devstack.lms # Needed for devstack nascence
127.0.0.1 red.localhost # Your default site
127.0.0.1 blue.localhost green.localhost # Create as many of those as you wish
127.0.0.1 blue.devstack.tahoe green.devstack.tahoe # Create as many of those as you wish

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Ahmed please modify that section to note that create_devstack_site is needed. Something like the following:

-Now you have a site of your own:
+To create a new site, please run the following commands: ... , ...
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+Then you'll have a site of your own:

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To create a new site, please run the following commands in your devstack host:

Now you have a site of your own:
.. code::

$ make lms-shell
$ python manage.py lms create_devstack_site <org> <hostname>
$ make amc-shell
$ python manage.py create_devstack_site <org> <hostname>



**Note**
``hostname`` should be ``localhost`` if your devstack is hosted locally, or any value from ``EDX_HOST_NAMES`` if you are using `Sultan <https://github.com/appsembler/sultan/blob/master/configs/.configs#L81>`_.


Then you'll have a site of your own:

- **LMS:** http://red.localhost:18000/
- **Studio:** http://localhost:18010/
- **AMC:** http://localhost:13000/
- **LMS:** http://<org>.<hostname>:18000/
- **Studio:** http://<hostname>:18010/
- **AMC:** http://<hostname>:13000/

Credentials are:

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2 changes: 0 additions & 2 deletions tahoe.mk
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Expand Up @@ -33,9 +33,7 @@ tahoe.restart: ## Restarts both of LMS and Studio python processes while keepin
amc.provision: ## Initializes the AMC
docker exec -it tahoe.$(COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME).amc python manage.py migrate
make COMMAND='python manage.py lms create_dot_application --grant-type password --redirect-uris=http://localhost:13000 --skip-authorization --client-id=6f2b93d5c02560c3f93f --client-secret=2c6c9ac52dd19d7255dd569fb7eedbe0ebdab2db AMC edx' SERVICE='lms' tahoe.exec.single
make COMMAND='python manage.py lms create_devstack_site red' SERVICE='lms' tahoe.exec.single
docker exec -it tahoe.$(COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME).amc python manage.py create_devstack_superuser
docker exec -it tahoe.$(COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME).amc python manage.py create_devstack_site red
docker exec -it tahoe.$(COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME).amc-frontend npm install

amc.activation_links: ## List activation links from the AMC log
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