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Installing UDS
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In order to run UDS, you will need:
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* Django Server 1.4
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* South module for Django
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* Mysql libraries for python
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* Mysql Database
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* Ldap Libraries for python
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* Criptographic package for python
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Default transports are compiled in binary form, and keeped inside UDS repository,
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so you won't need Java to put UDS to work.
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Once you have all of this, you will have to follow these steps:
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* Obtain UDS from repository, you can see how to do this from
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:doc:`repository access documentation </development/repository>`
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* Configure a database for use with UDS. To do this, simple create a database
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inside your Mysql server, and a user with all permissions in this database.
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* Configure UDS settings.
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Inside "server" folder, you will find "settings.py". This file contains the
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configuration of UDS (if it runs in debug mode, ..). The most important part
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here is the DATABASES section, where you will set up the database that UDS
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will use. Simply change "host", "port", "udsername", "password" and "name"
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to match your database settings.
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Here, we have to take care that, if we left UDS in debug mode, Django will keep
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track of all petitions to UDS, so memory will grow constantly. Do not get scared
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if you see that UDS starts to waste too much memory. Simply restart it or, if it's
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intended to be running for a while, set DEBUG variable to "False".
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Important sections are:
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* Create initial database tables.
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Inside UDS folder, where you downloaded it, you will see a "manage.py".
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This python application is the responsible for managing UDS, from database creation,
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migrations, backend start & stop, web server (testing web server btw), ...
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To create initial databases, we will do:
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python manage.py sync
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python manage.py migrate
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Now we have all databases and everything that UDS needs for starting up ready... :-)
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