@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ Graphite requires:
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pycairo (with PNG backend support)
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mod_python
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django
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+ python-pyparsing
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python-ldap (optional - needed for ldap-based webapp authentication)
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python-memcached (optional - needed for webapp caching, big performance boost)
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python-sqlite2 (optional - a django-supported database module is required)
@@ -60,12 +61,12 @@ This is very straight forward, especially if you are using the default sqlite
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setup.
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NOTE: If you are using a custom database backend (other than sqlite) you must
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- first create a $GRAPHITE_ROOT/web/local_settings.py file that overrides the
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+ first create a $GRAPHITE_ROOT/webapp/ web/local_settings.py file that overrides the
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database related settings from settings.py.
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Assuming you are using the default setup, the database is initialized like so:
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- cd /usr/local/graphite/web/
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+ cd /usr/local/graphite/webapp/ web/
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sudo python manage.py syncdb
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# you will be prompted to create an admin user, this is a good idea
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@@ -78,7 +79,7 @@ tables under the database named by DATABASE_NAME.
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Restart apache and you should see the graphite webapp on the main page.
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If you encounter problems, you can increase the verbosity of error output
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- by adding a "DEBUG = True" line to /usr/local/graphite/web/local_settings.py
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+ by adding a "DEBUG = True" line to /usr/local/graphite/webapp/ web/local_settings.py
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Also remember that the apache logs for the graphite webapp are in
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/usr/local/graphite/storage/logs/
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