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# justask (aka. the software behind Retrospring)
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This is the source code that powered Retrospring. Yep, all of it. Including
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all the branches where we left off.
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<!--
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Except for the memes that happened 4 hours before the shutdown. I've edited
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it right on the server, without a special branch or something. If you want
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to, I can make a branch with all the modifications we made.
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-->
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## Requirements
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- UNIX-like system (Linux, FreeBSD, ...)
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- Ruby 2.0.0+
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- Bundler
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- PostgreSQL
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- Redis (for Sidekiq)
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- ImageMagick (for image processing)
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## Installation (production)
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We've installed justask on FreeBSD 10 using rvm. What we also did was
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creating a new, seperate user just for justask to run in. On FreeBSD, this
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is done with:
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# pw user add justask
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### Database
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At Retrospring, we were using PostgreSQL as the database backend. The
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software might work on MySQL too, but that was not tested.
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Installation from Ports (using `portmaster`):
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# portmaster databases/postgresql93-server
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#### PostgreSQL
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$ sudo -u postgres psql -d template1
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template1=# CREATE USER justask CREATEDB;
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template1=# CREATE DATABASE justask_production OWNER justask;
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template1=# \q
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Try connecting to the database:
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$ psql -U justask -d justask_production
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### nginx
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See [docs/nginx.conf](https://github.com/nilsding/justask/blob/master/docs/nginx.conf)
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for the configuration we used on Retrospring.
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### justask
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#### Clone the Source
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$ git clone https://github.com/nilsding/justask.git justask
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#### Configure It
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# Change into the justask directory
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$ cd justask
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# Copy the example config
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$ cp config/justask.yml.example config/justask.yml
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# Edit the configuration file
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$ vi config/justask.yml
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#### Database Configuration
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$ cp config/database.yml.postgres config/database.yml
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$ vi config/database.yml
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# Make database.yml readable only for you
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chmod o-rwx config/database.yml
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#### Install Gems
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# Deployment:
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$ bundle install --deployment --without development test mysql
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# Development:
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$ bundle install --without production mysql
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#### Initialize Database
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$ bundle exec rake db:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
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#### Compile Assets
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$ bundle exec rake assets:precompile RAILS_ENV=production
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#### Run the server
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# Production mode:
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$ foreman start
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# Development mode:
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$ bundle exec rails server
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Now, create an account on your justask installation.
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To make yourself an admin, just execute:
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$ bundle exec rake 'justask:admin[your_username]' RAILS_ENV=production
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If you want to remove admin status from a certain user, you can do this:
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$ bundle exec rake 'justask:deadmin[get_rekt]' RAILS_ENV=production
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Add/remove moderators (this can be done via the web interface by visiting an user as an admin):
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$ bundle exec rake 'justask:mod[someone_else]' RAILS_ENV=production
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$ bundle exec rake 'justask:demod[someone_else]' RAILS_ENV=production
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Add/remove supporters (this can be done via the web interface by visiting an user as an admin/mod):
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$ bundle exec rake 'justask:sup[someone_else]' RAILS_ENV=production
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$ bundle exec rake 'justask:desup[someone_else]' RAILS_ENV=production
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Export user data:
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$ bundle exec rake 'justask:export[jdoe@example.tld]' RAILS_ENV=production
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Find the user(s) with the most self-asked anonymous questions:
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$ bundle exec rake justask:loners
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## The Official Retrospring Closedown Soundtrack™
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* [Scooter - Can't Stop The Hardcore](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJ3bet-Y79w)
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* [Darude - Sandstorm](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6120QOlsfU)
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* [Max Raabe - Oops I Did It Again](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYr9kIyambE)
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