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# server
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This is for a generic "server" which runs Corporal.
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## Updating Live Server
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Note that this assumes you have defined `server` within your SSH config,
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e.g. at `~/.ssh/config`. Also you should configure the root password within
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`./fabric.yaml`.
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Install everything with:
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fab2 -e -H server bootstrap-all
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## Testing with Vagrant
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You should be able to get a VM going with a simple:
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vagrant up
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You can then SSH directly into the VM with:
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vagrant ssh
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You can confirm SSH credentials needed for connecting to it, with:
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vagrant ssh-config
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Now you can "bootstrap" the machine with Fabric. Please double-check your
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`fabenv.py` file and make sure it contains:
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env.machine_is_live = False
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After all this machine is *not* live, it's just for testing. Finally, here is
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the bootstrap command. Note that it's possible you may need to modify some
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parameters based on the output of `vagrant ssh-config` above.
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fab2 -e -H vagrant@localhost:2222 -i .vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_key bootstrap-all
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