PostgreSQL
Scala
PoolServerJ or
pushpool from MtRed with PostgreSQL Support (and it's dependencies)
You can download this project in either zip or tar formats.
You can also clone the project with Git by running:
$ git clone git://github.com/fbettag/coinmines mysite.com
Sometimes it can be hard for newcomers to see how git helps you manage this, but here is how i recommend doing it.
cd mysite.com/ git branch -t mysite.com # create your own branch git checkout mysite.com # check it out git branch -D master # delete the local master edit templates in src/main/webapp # edit your templates git commit -a -m 'My Layout changes.' # save your changes
Now whenever we publish an update, you simply do:
git rebase origin/master
The best thing would be, to push your new branch to a remote repository for backup. To find out more about stuff like that check gitready.com and sometimes my blog.
Configure your Project and Database: (use default.props as example)
src/main/resources/props/default.props (Development) src/main/resources/props/pilot.default.props (Preview - copy from dev) src/main/resources/props/production.default.props (Production - copy from dev)
If you want your production. and pilot.default.props in your repository, make sure you uncomment the line in .gitingore!
Only set pool.calculate=true in Production! (production.default.props)
SMTP Setup is straight forward. Either you have your SMTP Host on localhost, or you have a remote-host which lets you relay. In Postfix this can be easily done with my_networks.
Whenever you're done making changes, make sure you commit! Otherwise rebase won't work and you will encounter other problems like backing up.
Run in development-mode:
mvn jetty:run
Deploy for production:
mvn package
Download David Pollak's jetty_instance.tgz and do the following:
tar -jxf jetty_instance.tgz cd jetty echo 9090 > base_port (or whatever your Port should be) echo 64M > ram_size (change to appropriate size!)
Copy your packaged .war-file to jetty/webapps/root.war and run:
./start_prod.sh (and ./shutdown_prod.sh)
Point your nginx to the port of the jetty and be happy.
Start your bitcoind, namecoind and solidcoind.
After starting the daemons, start either pushpoold or PoolServerJ for each network you are running.
To get started with PoolServerJ (preferred), try the Quick Start Tutorial together with our config/local-daemon.properties.
We also provide the two configuration files for pushpool in config/.
to everybody in the Lift Community and on Liftweb Google Groups.
Franz Bettag (franz@bett.ag)