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Brett Smith 66dbfac066 Migrate RequestContext users to render() calls. 
This was necessary because render_to_response no longer takes a
context_instance.  We were always using this to pass in a RequestContext,
which the render shortcut can already do, so switch to that.
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README.md

Contributing

The canonical location for this repository is on Conservancy’s Kallithea instance. Copies of this repository elsewhere, such as Github, are for backup purposes only..

License

The software included herein, such as the Python source files, are generally licensed AGPLv3-or-later. The Javascript is a hodgepodge of licensing, but all of it is compatible with AGPLv3-or-later. See the notices at the top of each Javascript file for licensing details.

The content and text (such as the HTML files) is currently CC-BY-SA-3.0.

Server Configuration

conservancy's webserver runs on a machine called dogwood.sfconservancy.org, which is a standard Debian installation.

The following packages are installed to make Django and Apache work on a squeeze install:

$ aptitude install python-django apache2 sqlite3 python2.5-sqlite libapache2-mod-python

Django Setup

  1. Make sure the Python module 'djangopw', with the global variable 'djangoadmin_password' is somewhere importable in the default PYTHON_PATH.