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To deploy loggerhead via mod_wsgi, you need to add configuration for apache and
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for bazaar. Example config files are in the loggerhead doc directory as
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loggerhead.conf and bazaar.conf. You can copy them into place and use them as
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a starting point if you want.
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1) Edit /etc/loggerhead/bazaar.conf. You need to set http_root_dir to the filesystem
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path that you will find your bzr branches under. Note that normal
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directories under that path will also be visible in loggerhead.
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2) Install mod_wsgi. On Fedora-derived distros::
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su -c yum install mod_wsgi
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On Debian-derived distros::
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sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-wsgi
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3) Install the apache conf file::
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# cp /usr/share/doc/loggerhead-*/loggerhead.conf /etc/httpd/conf.d/
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4) Edit /etc/httpd/conf.d/loggerhead.conf to point to the url you desire to
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serve loggerhead on. This should match with the setting for
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http_user_prefix in bazaar.conf
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5) Restart apache and you should be able to start browsing
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.. note:: If you have SELinux enabled on your system you may need to allow
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apache to execute files in temporary directories. You will get a
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MemoryError traceback from python if this is the case. This is because of
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the way that python ctypes interacts with libffi. To rectify this, you may
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have to do several things, such as mounting tmpdirs so programs can be
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executed on them and setting this SELinux boolean::
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setsebool httpd_tmp_exec on
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This bug has information about how we might solve this issue permanently
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and links to bugs which diagnose the root cause.
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=582009
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