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The settings are shown in the following screenshot:
At the same time, as port 8080 is already used, let's change this to an available port,
something such as 8082. As you'll see later on, many servers use the 8080 port for
their configuration settings, and obviously only one application will be able to use
this port, which means that according to your configurations, you will have to
decide which application will use the 8080 port.
Additionally, you can eventually customize your configuration file
with an e-mail that will let you receive notifications from the server.
You will then need to install a local SMTP server and apply the
settings in this production.ini file at the [DEFAULT] section.
Now, save and quit the editor. We are done with the configuration part.
Step 4 - copying content from the initial data
We have completed all the configuration steps, and we are now going to deploy all
the website data content.
To do this, copy the data directory from the sources to be at the same level as your
production.ini ile:
(venv)debian@beaglebone:~/MediaDrop$ cp -a MediaCore-0.10.3/data/.
Give it the write permissions for the debian user; when some content is uploaded,
it will be written here:
(venv)debian@beaglebone:~/MediaDrop$ chmod 666 data
 
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