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* Add sysrc script for mailman-qcluster To improve performance, HyperKitty uses a distributed task queue that offloads long operations to separate processes called “workers” * Add pkg-message PR: 292013 Approved by: Einar Bjarni Halldórsson <einar@isnic.is> (maintainer) Approved by: yuri@ (Mentor)
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{ type: install
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message: <<EOM
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There are a few tasks in HyperKitty that need to be run at regular intervals.
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The example_project directory contains an example crontab file that you can
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put in your /etc/cron.d directory.
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To improve performance, HyperKitty uses a distributed task queue that offloads long operations to separate processes called “workers”.
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To run the workers on startup, add hyperkitty_qcluster_enable="yes"
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in your /etc/rc.conf. These options must also be configured in rc.conf:
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- hyperkitty_qcluster_dir: Path to directory where hyperkitty setup.py is located
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- hyperkitty_qcluster_user: The user that should run the asynchronous workers
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EOM
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}
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{ type: upgrade
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message: <<EOM
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HyperKitty has been upgraded, you need to run the commands that will update the
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database schemas. Before updating any of those databases, it is recommended to
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shut down the webserver which serves HyperKitty (Apache HTTPd for example).
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To update the HyperKitty database, run:
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django-admin migrate --pythonpath example_project --settings settings
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After this command complete, your database will be updated, you can start your webserver again.
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EOM
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}
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]
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