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freight-server

v0.5.1

Published

### Quick Server Setup * Install [Git](http://git-scm.com/) on the server machine. (i.e on Ubuntu: `sudo apt-get install git-core`). If you want to `freight track` repositories via SSH, then configure proper SSH keys such that the server is able to clone

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Freight Server

Learn more about Freight.

Quick Server Setup

  • Install Git on the server machine. (i.e on Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install git-core). If you want to freight track repositories via SSH, then configure proper SSH keys such that the server is able to clone the repositories.
  • Install Redis. OS X: brew install redis or Ubuntu sudo apt-get install redis-server.

Start the server:

git clone https://github.com/vladikoff/freight-server.git && cd freight-server
npm install
npm start

Server will start on port 8872. You should be able to navigate to the dashboard:

Configure

Password

Freight Server automatically configures a password for you. You can change it by modifying the dev.json file.

A password setting of "" (empty string) indicates that the Freight Server will not require a password for any actions.

Other Configuration

See config/config.js for available configuration options and environment variables. The Freight Server uses node-convict to manage configuration.

Notes

  • Do not run server as a root user. It is not safe and Bower will also complain that you are running as sudo.

Author

| twitter/vladikoff | |---| | Vlad Filippov |

Release History

See the CHANGELOG.