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===Building=== |
===Building=== |
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'''$ make rpm''' |
'''$ make rpm''' |
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==Design and architecture== |
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The school server is a collection of common network related services which can be installed and configured as necessary. The School Server provides a core base of services on which extended service can be installed and modified and modified as modules. |
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Revision as of 20:10, 22 June 2013
The Code
Downloading code
$ git clone http://dev.sugardextrose.org/xs-config
$ git clone git://dev.sugardextrose.org/xs-config <-- (Shows progress through git:// protocol)
or for commit access (requires login and password)
$ git clone http://dev.sugardextrose.org/git/xs-config
Code layout
The 0.3 revision of XSCE software has been made more modular.
Configuration consists of a series of scripts in the plugins.d tree. Major services are separated under plugins.d. The layout of each plugin is described in http://schoolserver.wordpress.com/xs-installation/add-a-service-to-school-server-by-creating-a-plugin/.
In the 0.2 release, the code lived in the xs-config/ dir. Consider these 3 subdirectories of xs-config:
scripts/
Configuration consists of a series of scripts which live in the scripts/ dir. The process is kicked off by running xs-setup. xs-setup calls a series of scripts with the naming convention the xs-[ServiceName] each of which set up an individual service.cfg/etc/
When necessary, the xs-[ServiceName] scripts installs files from under cfg/etc as necessary.cfg/html/top/
The web based GUI is located under cfg/html/top/
Building
$ make rpm