GitHub - kushaldas/darkserver: GNU Build-id providing service

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darkserver		darkserver
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MANIFEST.in		MANIFEST.in
README		README
TODO		TODO
darkjobworker.py		darkjobworker.py
darkserver-httpd.conf		darkserver-httpd.conf
darkserver-sop.rst		darkserver-sop.rst
darkserver.conf		darkserver.conf
darkserver.service		darkserver.service
darkserver.wsgi		darkserver.wsgi
darkserver_job		darkserver_job
fixtures.json		fixtures.json
generate_fixtures.py		generate_fixtures.py
old_build_importer.py		old_build_importer.py
publish_messages.py		publish_messages.py
runtests.sh		runtests.sh
setup.py		setup.py

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darkserver
=========
This is simple python and Django based service which provides details of GNU build-ids
from various ELF files from the RPM packages. The service is divided into two
different parts.

Fedora wiki URL
===============
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Darkserver


Requirements
============

* Python >= 2.7
* Django >= 1.6.x
* elf-utils
* koji
* rpmdevtools
* Postgresql
* httpd
* mod_wsgi
* python-psycopg2
* redis
* wget
* python-retask
* python-cmd2
* python-requests


Web server
==========

First setup the database details in access at /etc/darkserver/darkserverweb.conf

To start the server use the following command:

$ python manage.py runserver 8080

This will start the server at port 8080. If you want to start the server in a
different port you can provide it as a command line argument.

We are now using a fedmsg listener to listen to newer builds.