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Informations about the package www-toolbox

Release Platform License

These tools are happy working at https://ca.rles-tub.io./tools.

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Steal the toolbox! (or just one tool)

Login to your desired machine, mkdir something under and compose the tools with the following commands (Composer is required):

Available tools

Single webserver setup

just define a virtual host as usual. Drop the files to a subpath if you like to keep your current DocumentRoot, or make use of as Index for the DocumentRoot.

Multiple webservers setup

if you dont like to use a load balancer, configure the main server (lets say 10.10.10.2 [may be your main webserver]) to reverse proxy all request from (or any other path that you like) to the DocumentRoot of the secondary server (10.10.10.21 [may be a server dedicated only* for serve the tools]):

at 10.10.10.2 (main webserver):

setup the reverse proxy editing the following configuration files:

/etc/hosts
nginx: /etc/nginx/sites-available/your.domain.name
apache2: /etc/apache2/sites-available/your.domain.name

at 10.10.10.21 (secondary webserver):

just define a virtual host as usual but named (or any other name that you defined previously) with the Index of the DocumentRoot at .

Deploy all tools or just a few of them

in instead of:

add your list of enabled tools:

This will enable only the urls , and . (or depending your configs may result in , and , or may result in any other prefix that you make use instead of as your subpath/reverse proxy).

Alternatively, you may customize the urls:

This will enable the urls (for the tool ) and so on.

Customize the layout (or any other template)

Please copy the distributed file and feel free to modify anything, because files are ignored by git:

Very special thanks to:

* may be also dedicated to run some other totally useful secondary apps, ofcourse.


All versions of www-toolbox with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ~5.6
corneltek/pux Version ~1.3
pyrocms/lex Version ~2.3
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