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-**Vesuvius** 
-====== Installation ====== 
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-===== Vesuvius installation instructions ===== 
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-==== On Windows systems ==== 
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-  - Download the beautiful ReactiveUI Github app for Windows from [[http://windows.github.com/|here]] 
-  - Fork the main Sahana Vesuvius repository at [[https://github.com/sahana/vesuvius|sahana/vesuvius]] 
-  - Clone your personal fork to your computer. 
-  - Install an Apache server stack. (XAMPP or WAMP is recommended) 
-  - Edit PHP configuration file - php.ini 
-    * Enable PHP short tags by inserting the line "short_open_tag=On" 
-    * Set default timezone value 
-  - Load the timezone tables into MySQL server 
-    *Visit [[https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/time-zone-support.html|here]] for more instructions. 
-  - Follow the instructions in the INSTALL file in your checked out code to get a local instance of Vesuvius up and running. 
-  - **.htaccess file**:  
-         * If you are using XAMPP or WAMP, editing your apache.conf file and enabling mod_rewrite will enable the rewrite module for .htaccess. 
-         * Editing httpd.conf and setting **AllowOverride All** in the root folder section will prevent errors.  
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-==== On Linux systems ==== 
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-  - Follow [[https://help.github.com/articles/set-up-git|these instructions]] to set up Git.  
-  - Fork the main Sahana Vesuvius repository at [[https://github.com/sahana/vesuvius|sahana/vesuvius]] 
-  - Clone your personal fork to your computer. 
-  - Install an Apache server stack. (LAMP) 
-  - Follow the instructions in the INSTALL file in your checked out code to get a local instance of Vesuvius up and running. 
-  - **.htaccess file**:    
-     * Enable apache2 mod rewrite using the command **sudo a2enmod rewrite**  
-     * /etc/apache2/apache2.conf file needs to have AllowOverride set to 'All' under the DocumentRoot section 
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-====Deprecated instructions associated with Launchpad==== 
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-**NOTE: Sahana Vesuvius has been officially moved to Github. We no longer provide developer support on Launchpad. However, the repositories are still available. Use at your own risk!** 
-== On Windows systems == 
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-  - Install Bazaar standalone version 2.5.1 from [[http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/WindowsDownloads|here]] 
-  - Download and install [[https://launchpad.net/bzr-explorer/+download|Bazaar Explorer]] 
-  - Check out the code from Bazaar branch [[https://code.launchpad.net/vesuvius|lp:vesuvius]] 
-  - Install an Apache server stack. (XAMPP or WAMP is recommended) 
-  - Follow the instructions in the INSTALL file in your checked out code to get a local instance of Vesuvius up and running. 
-  - **.htaccess file**:  
-         * If you are using XAMPP or WAMP, editing your apache.conf file and enabling mod_rewrite will enable the rewrite module for .htaccess. 
-         * Editing httpd.conf and setting **AllowOverride All** in the root folder section will prevent errors.  
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-== On Linux systems == 
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-  - You'll need to have Bazaar installed. Check this using the bzr --help command in the terminal. If it is not installed, get it [[http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/beta/en/user-guide/installing_bazaar.html|here]] 
-  - [[http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/explorer/en/install-linux.html|Bazaar Explorer]] will make your life easier. 
-  - Check out the code from Bazaar branch [[https://code.launchpad.net/vesuvius|lp:vesuvius]] 
-  - Install an Apache server stack. (LAMP) 
-  - Follow the instructions in the INSTALL file in your checked out code to get a local instance of Vesuvius up and running. 
-  - **.htaccess file**:    
-     * Enable apache2 mod rewrite using the command **sudo a2enmod rewrite**  
-     * /etc/apache2/apache2.conf file needs to have AllowOverride set to 'All' under the DocumentRoot section 
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-==== General Server Guides ==== 
-For beginners to general server administration, Ubuntu is a recommended environment, and the Ubuntu documentation is a relatively helpful and complete starting point.  Particularly recommended is the Ubuntu Server Guide, available as a PDF: 
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-  * https://help.ubuntu.com/10.10/serverguide/C/index.html 
-  * https://help.ubuntu.com/10.10/serverguide/C/serverguide.pdf 
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-For experienced administrators: 
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-  *  Gentoo's documentation is also relatively complete and more targeted towards them. 
-  *  the complications of RedHat / CentOS will be less daunting than for beginners. 
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