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Scripts for running a custom Plone install on Codio
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plone-builddev.sh
#!/bin/sh
# This assumes you installed Plone on Nitrous.io using these instructions
# http://blog.dbain.com/2013/07/plone-quickstart-on-cloud-in-less-than.html
# download this file and run it with the following command
# sh plone-builddev.sh
echo "running buildout with default buildout.cfg"
~/plone433/zinstance/bin/buildout -c ~/plone433/zinstance/develop.cfg
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plone-debug.sh
#!/bin/sh
# This assumes you installed Plone on Nitrous.io using these instructions
# http://blog.dbain.com/2013/07/plone-quickstart-on-cloud-in-less-than.html
# download this file and run it with the following command
# this shows the activites on client1 (useful for debugging)
# sh plone-debug.sh
tmux select-window -t plone:2
tmux -2 attach-session -t plone
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plone-start.sh
#!/bin/sh
# This assumes you installed Plone on Nitrous.io using these instructions
# http://blog.dbain.com/2013/07/plone-quickstart-on-cloud-in-less-than.html
# download this file and run it with the following command
# sh plone-start.sh
tmux new-session -d -s plone
tmux new-window -t plone:1 -n 'fg' '~/plone433/zinstance/bin/plonectl fg'
tmux select-window -t plone:1
tmux -1 attach-session -t plone
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