www/py-hyperkitty 1.3.12_2 FreeBSD

Configuration

No options to configure.

USES

python shebangfix

Service scripts

mailman-qcluster

Message after installing

There are a few tasks in HyperKitty that need to be run at regular intervals.
The example_project directory contains an example crontab file that you can
put in your /etc/cron.d directory.

To improve performance, HyperKitty uses a distributed task queue that offloads long operations to separate processes called “workers”. 
To run the workers on startup, add hyperkitty_qcluster_enable="yes"
in your /etc/rc.conf. These options must also be configured in rc.conf:

- hyperkitty_qcluster_dir:  Path to directory where hyperkitty setup.py is located
- hyperkitty_qcluster_user: The user that should run the asynchronous workers

HyperKitty has been upgraded, you need to run the commands that will update the
database schemas. Before updating any of those databases, it is recommended to
shut down the webserver which serves HyperKitty (Apache HTTPd for example).

To update the HyperKitty database, run:

django-admin migrate --pythonpath example_project --settings settings
After this command complete, your database will be updated, you can start your webserver again.