Installs and configures Magento www.magentocommerce.com/ ecommerce platform. Also contains recipes to setup apache2 or nginx webserver backend, mysql database and sample data.
Tested with apache backend on Ubuntu 10.04 and Debian 5.0 (Lenny). And nginx + php-fpm backend on Debian 5.0 (Lenny) only.
Opscode cookbooks, github.com/opscode/cookbooks/tree/master:
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php
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apache2
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nginx
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mysql
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openssl
For a greather performance consider to give a try the following cookbooks:
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eaccelerator, github.com/yviktorov/cookbook_eaccelerator
Also available thru cookbooks.opscode.com/
The openssl library is required from the openssl cookbook to generate secure passwords.
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magento - Set the location to place magento files. Default is /var/www/magento.
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magento[:database] - Magento will use this MySQL database to store its data.
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magento[:username] - Magento will connect to MySQL using this user.
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magento[:password] - Password for the Magento MySQL user. The default is a randomly generated string.
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magento[:email] - Email address for the Magento Admin Panel user.
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magento[:user] - Username/login for Magento Admin Panel user.
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magento[:user] - Passwrod for the Magento Admin Panel user. The default is a randomly generated string.
The random generation is handled with the secure_password method in the openssl cookbook which is a cryptographically secure random generator and not predictable like the random method in the ruby standard library.
- Author
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Yevgeniy A. Viktorov (@yeevgen)
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