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/BlogEngine/BlogEngine.NET/setup/Mono/ReadMe.txt

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  1. About the Files in This Directory

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  4. The mono_setup.sh script will make a few changes to an installation of

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  5. BlogEngine.NET that will prepare it for use.  It will:

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  7. 1.  Create a symlink of "bin" to the "Bin" folder (work-around for

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  8.     automatically-generated capitalized folder that throws Mono off)

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  9. 2.  Change the group of App_Data and below to the group specified

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  10. 3.  Give the group write permissions on App_Data and below

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  12. How to Run mono_setup.sh

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  14. The script should be run as root, as it changes permissions.  Before executing

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  15. it, either become root or use sudo in step 2.

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  17. 1.  Change to the setup directory (example is from BlogEngine root)

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  19.     cd setup/Mono

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  21. 2.  Make the script executable

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  23.     chmod +x mono_setup.sh

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  25. 3.  Run the script, giving it the group to which permissions should be

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  28.     ./mono_setup.sh www-data

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  30.     NOTE: You may omit the group if you are not wanting to set permissions

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  31.     on the App_Data folder; if you are using a database for everything,

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  32.     including roles and users, you can use this option.

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  34. A Note about Security

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  36. www-data is the standard group for Debian-based systems.  If using Apache with

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  37. mod_mono, this group should be the group under which Apache is running.  If

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  38. using FastCGI, this group should be the group under which the FastCGI process is

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  41. A Note to Developers

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  43. Do not edit mono_setup.sh with Visual Studio; if it has Windows line endings, it

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  44. will not execute properly.

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