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Rrr: /* Mailcatcher */ http://127.0.0.1:1080

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‎Mailcatcher: http://127.0.0.1:1080

Rrr: en de webserver aan

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en de webserver aan

Rrr: mysql ook aan natuurlijk

2011-08-06T07:16:06Z

mysql ook aan natuurlijk

Rrr: /* Mailcatcher */

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‎Mailcatcher

Rrr: korte instructie voor tolk-gebruik

2011-07-30T10:41:06Z

korte instructie voor tolk-gebruik

Rrr op 23 jul 2011 om 08:07

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Rrr op 23 jul 2011 om 07:49

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Rrr: categorie

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categorie

Rrr: how to test locally

2011-07-23T07:48:56Z

how to test locally

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Testing [https://github.com/petities/Petities the petities.nl code] on your own machine

Assuming your configuration meets the requirements do the following:

=Search-engine=
To start up the search-engine:
* Start a Terminal
* Navigate to the directory with the application. Assuming you installed it in your home-directory this will be "cd ~/Rails/petities.nl/"
* Start the search-engine with the command "rake ts:start"
* You can eventually stop the search-engine with the command "rake ts:stop"

=Job-worker=
The job-worker performs background tasks like sending out e-mails. To get an overview of all the jobs in the queue go to http://petities.local/admin/jobs . When you see records of jobs queued for execution there or when you expect a mail from the system, start the job-worker to have these jobs processed.
* Start a Terminal
* Navigate to the directory with the application. Assuming you installed it in your home-directory this will be "cd ~/Rails/petities.nl/"
* Start the job-worker with the command "rake jobs:work"
* You can eventually stop the job-worker with the keystroke ctrl-c

=Mailcatcher=
The site sends out all kinds of e-mails in many stages. It would be inconvenient to have those e-mails actually leave your system to a mailserver. Before the e-mails leave the system you can catch them using [https://github.com/sj26/mailcatcher Mailcatcher]. You can then see the e-mails using a webbrowser pointed at the local IP-address where Mailcatcher runs, mentioned just after startup. You can quit Mailcatcher in that webinterface.
* Start a Terminal
* Navigate to the directory with the application. Assuming you installed it in your home-directory this will be "cd ~/Rails/petities.nl/"
* Start Mailcatcher with the command "mailcatcher"

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	Assuming your configuration meets the requirements do the following:		Assuming your configuration meets the requirements do the following:
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		+	=Webserver=
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		+	Enable the Apache www-server on your system ('Web sharing').

	=MySQL=		=MySQL=

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	Assuming your configuration meets the requirements do the following:		Assuming your configuration meets the requirements do the following:
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		+	=MySQL=
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		+	Startup the MySQL database server if it did not already automatically start at bootup.

	=Search-engine=		=Search-engine=

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	* Start Mailcatcher with the command "mailcatcher"		* Start Mailcatcher with the command "mailcatcher"

−	[[Category:~~developers~~]]	+	[[Category:developer]]

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	* Start Mailcatcher with the command "mailcatcher"		* Start Mailcatcher with the command "mailcatcher"

−	[[Category:~~developer~~]]	+	[[Category:developers]]

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	* Navigate to the directory with the application. Assuming you installed it in your home-directory this will be "cd ~/Rails/petities.nl/"		* Navigate to the directory with the application. Assuming you installed it in your home-directory this will be "cd ~/Rails/petities.nl/"
	* Start Mailcatcher with the command "mailcatcher"		* Start Mailcatcher with the command "mailcatcher"
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		+	[[Category:developer]]

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 =Mailcatcher=
-The site sends out all kinds of e-mails in many stages. It would be inconvenient to have those e-mails actually leave your system to a mailserver. Before the e-mails leave the system you can catch them using [https://github.com/sj26/mailcatcher Mailcatcher]. You can then see the e-mails using a webbrowser pointed at the local IP-address where Mailcatcher runs, mentioned just after startup. You can quit Mailcatcher in that webinterface.
+The site sends out all kinds of e-mails in many stages. It would be inconvenient to have those e-mails actually leave your system to a mailserver. Before the e-mails leave the system you can catch them using [https://github.com/sj26/mailcatcher Mailcatcher]. You can then see the e-mails using a webbrowser pointed at the local IP-address where Mailcatcher runs, mentioned just after startup (usually http://127.0.0.1:1080). You can quit Mailcatcher in that webinterface.
 * Start a Terminal
 * Navigate to the directory with the application. Assuming you installed it in your home-directory this will be "cd ~/Rails/petities.nl/mailcatcher"

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 * Navigate to the directory with the application. Assuming you installed it in your home-directory this will be "cd ~/Rails/petities.nl/"
 * Start Mailcatcher with the command "mailcatcher"
 [[Category:developer]]