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How to install PyLucid

  1. Download and install ActivePython
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  3. Open Command Prompt
  4. Type pypm install pylucid

PyLucid contains builds that are only available via PyPM when you have a current ActivePython Business Edition subscription.

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Windows (32-bit)
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1.1.1.0711
1.4.2.1120Never BuiltWhy not?
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1.4.2.1120
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1.1.1.0711 Available View build log
1.0.4.0702 Available View build log
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0.11.4.0423 Available View build log
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0.10.1.0103 Available View build log
0.9.0.1011 Available View build log
0.9.0.1006 Available View build log
0.9.0.1005 Available View build log
0.9.0.0930 Available View build log
0.9.0.0808 Available View build log
0.9.0.0715 Available View build log
0.9.0.0714 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC12.0928 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC11.0924 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC10.0916 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC9.0913 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC8.0902 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC7.20100827.1542 Available View build log
Linux (64-bit)
1.4.2.1120
1.4.2.1120 Available View build log
1.2.1.0821 Available View build log
1.2.0.0803 Available View build log
1.1.1.0711 Available View build log
1.0.4.0702 Available View build log
1.0.3.0618 Available View build log
0.11.4.0423 Available View build log
0.10.2.0106 Available View build log
0.10.1.0103 Available View build log
0.9.0.1011 Available View build log
0.9.0.1006 Available View build log
0.9.0.1005 Available View build log
0.9.0.0930 Available View build log
0.9.0.0808 Available View build log
0.9.0.0715 Available View build log
0.9.0.0714 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC12.0928 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC11.0924 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC10.0916 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC9.0913 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC8.0902 Available View build log
0.9.0.RC7.20100827.1542 Available View build log
 
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about PyLucid

PyLucid is an Open Source web content management system written in Python using Django, jQuery and many more external software...

Some PyLucid Features are:

install

(Please read the complete installation instructions.)

To create a PyLucid virtual environment, use our bootstrap script:

/home/FooBar$ wget https://raw.github.com/jedie/PyLucid/master/bootstrap/pylucid-boot.py
/home/FooBar$ python pylucid-boot.py PyLucid_env

create a new page instance:

/home/FooBar$ cd PyLucid_env
/home/FooBar/PyLucid_env$ ./create_page_instance.sh /var/www/YourSite

After run our script you have these files/directory:

/var/www/YourSite/media/ Static media files
/var/www/YourSite/index.fcgi fastCGI dispatcher file
/var/www/YourSite/index.wsgi mod_WSGI dispatcher file
/var/www/YourSite/index.cgi CGI handler, should only used for debugging
/var/www/YourSite/local_settings.py your own settings
/var/www/YourSite/manage.py Access to django cli management
/var/www/YourSite/.htaccess prepared to use fast_CGI, mod_WSGI, CGI via mod_rewrite

create database tables and insert initial data:

/home/FooBar/PyLucid_env$ cd /var/www/YourSite
/var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py syncdb
/var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py migrate
/var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py loaddata pylucid.json

Now you can start the local developer server with:

/var/www/YourSite$ ./manage.py runserver

Or use these files for apache with fastCGI:

  • /var/www/YourSite/index.fcgi
  • /var/www/YourSite/.htaccess

To complete the installation follow the steps in setup PyLucid after installation.

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