Deliverance

Introduction

This page contains info for using Deliverance theming proxy with Plone.

Simple start script

Example:

#!bin/bash
#
# Run in /srv/plone/yourbuildoutfolder as plone user
#
# Deliverance will run in port 9000
#
# 1. Login http://yoursite.com:9000/.deliverance/login admin/x
#
# 2. Get debug output http://yoursite.com:9000/?deliv_log

# Deliverance Python files are added to PYTHONPATH
# and they are maintained under SVN version control
export PYTHONPATH=src/plonetheme.yoursite/deliverance
# Start virtualenv tuned for deliverance
source deliverance-install/py25/bin/activate
deliverance-proxy src/plonetheme.yoursite/deliverance/etc/deliverance.xml

Buildout restart snippet

For rundeliverance.sh see above.

Example:

#!/bin/sh
# Restart script
sudo -H -u yourdeliveranceuser kill `cat path/to/deliverance/var/deliverance.pid`
sudo -H -u yourdeliveranceuser nohup bash rundeliverance.sh &

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About Plone

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Edit this document

The source code of this file is hosted on GitHub. Everyone can update and fix errors in this document with few clicks - no downloads needed.

  1. Go to Deliverance on GitHub.
  2. Press Fork and edit this file button.
  3. Edit file contents using GitHub's text editor in your web browserm
  4. Fill in the Commit message text box at the end of the page telling why you did the changes. Press Propose file change button next to it when done.
  5. On Send a pull request page you don't need to fill in text anymore. Just press Send pull request button.
  6. Your changes are now queued for review under project's Pull requests tab on Github.

For basic information about updating this manual and Sphinx format please see Writing and updating the manual guide.