start qwebirc?

[RobertEcker]

i installed debian for you ;)

works -> Install node.js
works -> Configure the qwebirc instance settings as described in configuration
works -> Install development build dependencies using npm install in the base folder (reads in package.json)
works -> Run grunt to build static files

how does that work?
how can i start the server in general that i client can start qwebirc? :-(
Start up a iris or qwebirc with this repo's static files see #server. For testing I personally use the server in test/server with the base_url set to a live instance

[megawac]

This is my workflow setting up one of these instances. This repo itself is just the frontend files whereas Iris or Qwebirc would make up the server. My fork of iris has this repo as a git submodule. The goal is to get configure.py to run the steps below

$ git clone git@github.com:megawac/iris.git --recursive
$ cd iris

# settings and compile
$ cp iris.conf.example iris.conf
# edit iris.conf server etc
$ cd static
$ git pull origin master
# set up app-config.yml
$ [sudo] npm install
$ grunt

# start server
$ cd ..
$ [nohup] python run.py

[RobertEcker]

tnx for your answer/help
... well had to install some things like twistedmatrix, simplejson, java etc.

after "python run.py" and "./compile.py" it says now (see screenshot).

do i need another package or what should i do?

[megawac]

I'm traveling so I can't help too much right now but you don't need to run
compile.py or install java. You probably don't even need simplejson.

I forgot a step

Pip install -r requirements.txt in the iris directory. Then follow the
steps I mentioned
On Aug 23, 2014 2:56 PM, "Robert" notifications@github.com wrote:

tnx for your answer/help
... well had to install some things like twistedmatrix, simplejson, java
etc.

after "python run.py" and "./compile.py" it says now (see screenshot).

do i need another package or what should i do?
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https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6156052/4021517/20df465c-2af7-11e4-8269-febd89fd96ae.jpg

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[megawac]

By that error message it looks like your iris config has an xmlrpc path that 404s

[RobertEcker]

need i install a web-server like apache or so?

"Pip install -r requirements.txt"
i do not understand "pip" and this line seems not to be a command; requirements.txt is not found too

before/after which line i should do this?
git clone git@github.com:megawac/iris.git --recursive
cd iris
$ cp iris.conf.example iris.conf
$ cd static
$ git pull origin master
$ [sudo] npm install
$ grunt
$ cd ..
$ [nohup] python run.py

the error is also described here
https://www.pythonanywhere.com/forums/topic/1573/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23667296/python-write-to-file-over-xmlrpc-connection

but for me it is unclear how to solve

well i can wait ;) maybe you can help me after travelling and weekend ;)

[megawac]

Sounds good, ill be more useful when I'm not using my phone. BTW this is
the file I'm referring to
https://github.com/megawac/iris/blob/master/requirements.txt

On Aug 23, 2014 3:16 PM, "Robert" notifications@github.com wrote:

need i install a web-server like apache or so?

"Pip install -r requirements.txt"
i do not understand "pip" and this line sems not to be a command;
requirements.txt is not found too

before/after which line i should do this?

the error is also described here
https://www.pythonanywhere.com/forums/topic/1573/

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23667296/python-write-to-file-over-xmlrpc-connection

but for me it is unclear how to solve

well i can wait ;) maybe you can help me after travelling and weekend ;)

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[megawac]

Did #57 fix your issue installing @RobertEcker?