• batuhansayginpanorama_fish_eye
    4 posts
    6 years ago

    When I type the command you give to the terminal "Skipping misago as it is not installed." Gives a fault. Where should I write these commands?

  • rafalppanorama_fish_eye
    6 years ago
  • batuhansayginpanorama_fish_eye
    4 posts
    6 years ago

    I actually work on localhost. And I installed from github :) I followed your Installation Directory (docker-compose up) while setting up system.

  • batuhansayginpanorama_fish_eye
    4 posts
    6 years ago

    I also want to learn can I install your project on my web server?

  • rafalppanorama_fish_eye
    6 years ago

    There are two Misago repositories. Main one (misago) and "misago docker" one (misago-docker). Only misago-docker repo supports upgrades. misago repo contains application code and is only for developers to use. pip install misago doesn't make sense on it.

    I also want to learn can I install your project on my web server?

    Follow this guide: misago.gitbook.io/docs/setup

  • batuhansayginpanorama_fish_eye
    4 posts
    6 years ago

    I don't have any server or account on digitalocean. Can you share recent project's source code on github?

  • rafalppanorama_fish_eye
    6 years ago

    I don't have any server or account on digitalocean

    The guide uses DigitalOcean as an example. You can use any server that runs Linux and Docker.

    Can you share recent project's source code on github?

    GitHub is always recent code. I don't have any private Misago copy that's better than what's on GitHub.

    I actually work on localhost. And I installed from github :) I followed your Installation Directory (docker-compose up) while setting up system.

    If you installed from main repository, then it's impossible to update using pip, because its already recent code. ;)

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