Now, with more seeding :-) Download here. Instructions here.
What's new:
- New Drush scripts for quickly configuring sites:
- - E.g. $ drush quickstart-create all --domain=example.dev
- - Configures DNS, apache, database, downloads code with drush make, and opens firefox to start installer.
- - To delete: $ drush quickstart-destroy all --domain=example.dev
- Fixed 9 bugs.
- Lots of tweaks and polish.
- Better documentation
- 600kbps upload pipe now to help with seeds. Prepped several seeders. (A generous offer to HTTP seed in the works)
(Sorry about the list format, drupal.org ate my ul's)
This is the best version yet. I'm starting a project next week on it, so hopefully, it will get better. If you have any experiences you want to share, or suggestions, drop me a not in the issue queue.
Happy Drupaling :-)
Mike
Comments
Thanks
Thanks for this new release, I'm going to test quickstart to play a little with aegir :)
Virtualbox
What if I would like to install this on a proper dedicated box, instead of a virtual? How would I do that?
Anyway, I am downloading and will be seeding.
Stand-alone box
Hi Pkej,
This could be done. Simply follow the instructions here, but instead of installing Ubuntu in Virtualbox, install it on the computer.
Doing this looses the benefits of portability, and sharing with collegues, but that's a trade-off.
Note that if you do this, be sure to change the default passwords for root and mysql.
Cheers,
Mike
Adapted for open atrium
Thanks for the hard work! This release makes life so much easier. Had to do a bit of a workaround to set up an Open Atrium site... Any chance of adding a drush command (for those of us who don't know drush) to download the latest OA release instead of the latest drupal release?
Current workaround can be found here: https://community.openatrium.com/documentation-en/node/2099
Hi, glad you're finding QS useful.
Hi Tlynnec, glad you're finding QS useful.
QS uses "drush make" to do the downloading. Inside the QS drush commands we simply do this:
drush_backend_invoke("make $makefile $codepath");
$makefile can be passed as an argument to the qc command. E.g.
drush qc all --domain=example.dev --makefile=special.make
There is a default.make file in the ~/websites folder, which is used when no make file is specified.
So the simplest way to do this would be to have the make file differentiate to drush make where to get the download.
The documentation for drush make is here: http://drupalcode.org/viewvc/drupal/contributions/modules/drush_make/REA...
Best would be to find a way to do it in the .make file
Right now, I'm trying to get some screencasts out before the weekend closes. If you find a way to do this, I'm very interested. It would be nice to provide some more advanced .make files, and I'd definately like to include this in the documentation.
Take a look Tlynnec, and I'm very interested to know what you find,
Mike
Thanks - will see what I can do
Thanks Mike.
Drush is brand new to me, but I'll read through the documentation and see what I can do. ^_^
-tlynnec