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Server implements the server side of the Moln service. It provides features similar to OwnCloud including multiple user accounts, file sync, and much more.

• [DONE] Multiple user accounts
• [DONE] Account access from devices
• [DONE] Account access logs
• [] File sync
• [] Calendar sync
• [] Address book sync
• [DONE] Task manager

1. Install Redis.
2. Go(only the development machine needs Go).
3. The Foreman tool(only the development machine needs it).
4. A clone of the server code in the GOPATH(git clone [email protected]:moln/server $GOPATH/src/github.com/moln/server).

1. Run the dev script ./dev.

This script will build the server, create any directories needed, and start the servers with the Foreman tool(including the Redis server).

1. Configure port 80 to reroute to 3000.
2. Create directories /mnt/www/moln, /data, /var/log/moln, and /var/log/redis.
3. Create files /etc/init/redis-server.conf and /etc/init/moln.conf.
4. Make sure the directories and files created above can be written to by the user.
5. Make sure the redis-server and moln upstart process can be started and stopped by the user.
6. Run the deploy script ./deploy <user@host...>.

This script will do the following for each given server:

• build the binary for the servers arch(on the development machine)
• copy the binary and the config directory to appropriate place
• copy the upstart scripts to the appropriate place
• restart redis-server, and moln upstart processes

• The servers being deployed to are assumed to be Unix based.
• When running in production mode on Windows, Redis connects to a UNIX Socket; so you may encounter errors.

So the deployment process above is for standard HTTP, if you want to secure your servers traffic, add the following to your production configuration(config/production.json).

{
  "TLS": {
    "Key": "/path/to/server.key",
    "Cert": "/path/to/server.crt"
  }
}

Then instead of redirecting port 80's traffic to port 3000, redirect port 443.

If you're interested in how the API works, or interested in building or contributing to a Moln client you should read the API.md file included.

MIT licensed, see here