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| We should start using systemd instead of screen, but here is the procedure in case you have a system without systemd (such as Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) | | We should start using systemd instead of screen, but here is the procedure in case you have a system without systemd (such as Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) |
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| == Important Directories ==
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| * /home/asagi - location of asagi and related files
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| * /var/www/foolfuuka - location of desuarchive foolfuuka php files
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| * /var/www/rbt-foolfuuka - location of rbt.asia foolfuuka php files
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| * /home/atc/ - location of your own user's php scripts for deleting content. We use atc as the example user.
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| * /var/www/foolfuuka/app/foolz/foolframe/logs - location of log files
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| Find the screen session of the service you want to restart with htop or something. Then kill the process ID of it. | | Find the screen session of the service you want to restart with htop or something. Then kill the process ID of it. |
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| == Redis Cache ==
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| Caches results of CPU intensive calculations. They do expire. Generally shouldn’t have a problem but if it does, restart.
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| sudo systemctl restart redis
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| == When to stop the Asagi dumper ==
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| Stop the Asagi dumper whenever you’re importing an external dump file (Anything heavy you do with the database)
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| Exception: Backups, they don’t lock the db
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| == Need to grab past week's posts from 4chan.org Archives.json ==
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| Sometimes your archiver will not be running and you want to fetch the past week or so's worth of threads and images. Use the asagi.arch instance to do so.
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| sudo su asagi
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| cd /home/asagi/asagi.arch/
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| java -jar asagi.jar
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| * let it run for an hour or two, then Ctrl + C it (based on the original dumper, so it will keep refreshing archives.json file)
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| * anything made in the last 7 days will be grabbed from this
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