hi,
i got it working without any problem on debian.
should work the same as on ubuntu.
i got the node.js package from the normal node.js website from
www.nodejs.org because debian has pretty outdated packages for that.
you just need to follow their instructions how to install. but its
basically extracting it.
but they have instructions there how to do this correctly and how to
set this up.
then i got git. git is available as a package on more or less all
linux distros.
just install with your package manager.
then i pulled the latest unstable version using:
$ git clone git://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5.git tw5
then i have the master branch fresh from the git repo.
i currently don't know where the stable versions are residing.
then i cd into the dir:
$ cd tw5
and do a quick update of the git repo:
$ git pull
then i link npm with the git repo:
$ npm link
then its installed.
You can also use the following command to install tw stable that way:
$ npm install -g tiddlywiki
when i am not mistaken.
hope this helps somehow.
greetings,
simon
On Tue, 24 Jun 2014 08:00:31 +0100
Jeremy Ruston <jeremy.rus...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Kevin
I'm afraid I don't have direct experience of setting up TW5 on
Ubuntu, but
I'd expect it to work as usual (ie install Node.js, then use npm to
install
TiddlyWiki).
I'm keen to improve the docs on tiddlywiki.com; if you do get it
working
perhaps you could document the process for others?
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Mon, Jun 23, 2014 at 11:22 PM, Kevin Muncie <nivek2...@gmail.com>
wrote:
The moment I came across TW5 I was excited about the possibilities
of
having my own to build and store information. I am beginning to
learn how
to manage my own server with a Digital Ocean droplet running Ubuntu
14.04.
I currently have it setup with nginx and iptables serving a couple
small
static sites I am playing around with.
*I would like to getting my own TW5 instance running on this box
that I
can then access from a domain name and manage from anywhere and keep
backed
up. *
*Is this currently a feasible thing to do? Are there any
comprehensive
guides to doing it?*
Or am I really overdoing things and I should keep it simple with
Drive/Dropbox syncing?
I have node.js and tiddlywiki installed, I can start a server but
not sure
how to make it publicly visible.
Sorry if these are all very basic questions, I did a little
searching
through the group but did not find anything really basic enough.
Thanks for your time!
Kevin
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