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1. 

   lopezi
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago

   Hi guys,

   I´m fighting to configure mediacore with cpanel.
   I ask my host for the specifications and they reply me with a "all required modules are now installed" feedback.

   Assuming that I have what we need I am now stuck on step number 5 (also didn´t get the 2 previous notes).

   Where should I execute the following commands?
   (paster setup-app development.ini)

   here´s a prints of what´s going on
   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13547841/mediacore.jpg

   if one wanna check, the website is http://www.lopezi.com
   any tips would be appreciated

   great work by the way
   cheers
2. 

   Nathan Wright
   Maintainer
   Posted 1 year ago

   Ah I see the problem — you need to run "paster setup-app development.ini" on the command line, not within a python session. In other words don't run "python2.5" and then "paster setup-app development.ini", just run "paster setup-app development.ini".
3. 

   lopezi
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago

   Hi Nathan,

   thank you so much for your answer.
   Unfortunately it did´t solved my problem.

   I get an error telling me that the "paster" command is not found.

   here´s another printscreen
   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13547841/mediacore_2.jpg
4. 

   Nathan Wright
   Maintainer
   Posted 1 year ago

   It looks like you're on the right track. You've activated the virtualenv correctly by running 'source mediacore_env/bin/activate'. That part's great.

   Now try running 'python setup.py develop' and continuing on from step 3.
5. 

   lopezi
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago

   ok, I arrived somewhere
   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13547841/mediacore3.jpg

   should http://www.lopezi.com:8080 work?
6. 

   Felix Schwarz
   Contributor
   Posted 1 year ago

   No, because your server binds to 127.0.0.1 which is only accessible on your host. Good news: You just need to change your configuration file. For example you could change your 'host' setting to
   host = 0.0.0.0
   With that, MediaCore is available by *any* IPv4 address on your system (which usually means that public internet access works as well, provided that there is no packet filter).

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