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Neil Voss, 08/14/2012 01:52 PM

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h1. Using Redux to serve images on myamiweb
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h2. Installation
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# Follow [[Web_Server_Installation]] but ignore warning on not using php 5.3
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# Install redux prerequisites as found in its README file
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# Install myami-redux branch of myami on the webserver machine.  Redux needs write permission at its installation location to write fftw wisdom file.
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sudo easy_install fs
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h2. Configurations:
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# Assign redux server in myamiweb
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define('SERVER_HOST',"your_hostname")
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# Using Redux cache
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** At myamiweb/config.php
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define('USE_REDUX_CACHE',true)
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** Turn it on or off in redux/pipeline.py
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** Input the desired disk_cache_path, disk_cache_size, and mem_cache_size in the next few lines
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** Create the disk_cache_path before running redux if cache will be used
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h2. Test Installation
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# Using Redux to do simple input output:
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<pre>
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cd /your_myami_download/redux/bin
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redux --filename=test.jpg --oformat=PNG > test.png
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h2. Using redux server with myamiweb
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# start redux server. (reduxd is in excutable path if installed)
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reduxd
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# test by accessing an image in myamiweb/imageviewer.php
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h2. run at boot
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sudo cp -v myami/redux/init.d/reduxd /etc/init.d/
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sudo service reduxd start
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