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Server Administration with Edenctl

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	\| clean \|\| Reset the Eden instance \|\|		\| clean \|\| Reset the Eden instance \|\|
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	\| template \|\| Switch to another configuration template \|\|		\| pull \|\| Update Eden from GitHub \|\| new in Eden-6.1
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			\| template \|\| Switch to another configuration template \|\| new in Eden-6.2 (not yet released)
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	\| compile \|\| (Re-)compile models, controllers and views \|\|		\| compile \|\| (Re-)compile models, controllers and views \|\|
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	== Switching Templates ==		== Switching Templates ==

			* ''new in Eden-6.2 (not yet released)''

	You can switch to a different template using:		You can switch to a different template using:

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Server Administration with Edenctl

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	= Server Administration with Edenctl =		= Server Administration with Edenctl =

	The '''edenctl''' tool is a ''bash'' script for Eden server administration on '''Debian/Linux'''. The general usage of this script is (as root user):		The '''edenctl''' tool is a ''bash'' script for Eden server administration on '''Debian/Linux''' that comes with the DEB-Packages of the Eden release. The general usage of this script is (as root user):

	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

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			[[Guidelines:Deployment\|All Deployment Guidelines]]

	= Server Administration with Edenctl =		= Server Administration with Edenctl =

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Start and Stop

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	== Start and Stop ==		== Start and Stop ==

	After the setup, you can start the Eden ~~application~~ using:		After the setup, you can start the Eden web interface using:

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	To stop the Eden ~~application~~ and prevent user access, run:		To stop the Eden web interface and thereby prevent user access, run:

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	'''''Note:''' the front-end web server is always running, so that it can deliver a maintenance info-page to the user if Eden is not active - the '''start''' and '''stop''' commands only start/stop the uWSGI daemon.''		'''''Note:''' the front-end web server is always running, so that it can deliver a maintenance info-page to the web user if Eden is not active - the '''start''' and '''stop''' commands only start/stop the uWSGI daemon.''

	== Pull ==		== Pull ==

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Setup and Teardown

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	This will run you step-by-step through the setup process. Enter your server details as prompted for (or click enter to accept the default value as shown in square brackets).		This will run you step-by-step through the setup process. Enter your server details as prompted for (or click enter to accept the default value as shown in square brackets).

	'''''Note:''' The setup command will not work if the Eden instance has already been set up. To make changes in an already-configured instance, you must edit the configuration files manually.''		'''''Note:''' The '''setup''' command will not work if the Eden instance has already been set up. To make changes in an already-configured instance, you must edit the configuration files manually.''

	Once completed, you can undo the setup with:		Once completed, you can undo the setup with:
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	'''''Note:''' The teardown command will not drop the Eden database - this must be done manually.''		'''''Note:''' The '''teardown''' command will not drop the Eden database - this must be done manually.''

	== Start and Stop ==		== Start and Stop ==

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Setup and Teardown

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	This will run you step-by-step through the setup process. Enter your server details as prompted for (or click enter to accept the default value as shown in square brackets).		This will run you step-by-step through the setup process. Enter your server details as prompted for (or click enter to accept the default value as shown in square brackets).

	'''''Note:''' The setup command will not work if the Eden instance has already been set up.''		'''''Note:''' The setup command will not work if the Eden instance has already been set up. To make changes in an already-configured instance, you must edit the configuration files manually.''

	Once completed, you can undo the setup with:		Once completed, you can undo the setup with:

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Setup and Teardown

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	This will run you step-by-step through the setup process. Enter your server details as prompted for (or click enter to accept the default value as shown in square brackets).		This will run you step-by-step through the setup process. Enter your server details as prompted for (or click enter to accept the default value as shown in square brackets).

	The setup command will not work if the Eden instance has already been set up.		'''''Note:''' The setup command will not work if the Eden instance has already been set up.''

	Once completed, you can undo the setup with:		Once completed, you can undo the setup with:

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Server Administration with Edenctl

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	= Server Administration with Edenctl =		= Server Administration with Edenctl =

	The '''edenctl''' tool is a ''bash'' script for server administration on '''Debian/Linux'''. The general usage of this script is (as root user):		The '''edenctl''' tool is a ''bash'' script for Eden server administration on '''Debian/Linux'''. The general usage of this script is (as root user):

	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

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Server Administration with Edenctl

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	= Server Administration with Edenctl =		= Server Administration with Edenctl =

	The '''edenctl''' tool is a ''bash'' script for server administration on Debian/Linux. The general usage of this script is (as root user):		The '''edenctl''' tool is a ''bash'' script for server administration on '''Debian/Linux'''. The general usage of this script is (as root user):

	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

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Server Administration with Edenctl

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 edenctl [command] [parameters]
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 == Setup and Teardown ==