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@ -11,25 +11,25 @@ Before setting up your server you'll need to make sure you have your cloud accou
* http://aws.amazon.com/simpledb/
* http://aws.amazon.com/s3/
### Installing OpenPhoto
### Starting up an OpenPhoto EC2 Instance
1. Sign Into AWS Management Console
1. Sign Into AWS Management Console.
1. Click AMIs under Images
1. Click AMIs under Images.
1. Search for openphoto-instance
1. Search for openphoto-instance.
1. Selected the latest version by date or version
1. Select the latest version by date or version.
1. Click Launch
1. Click Launch.
1. Click through EC2 options
1. Click through EC2 options.
1. Ensure security group allows HTTP & SSH access
1. Ensure selected security group allow HTTP & SSH access.
1. Click back to Instances, wait for new instance to finish starting
1. Click back to Instances and wait for new instance to finish starting.
1. Once started, click on the new instance in the web interface, copy the public DNS.
1. Once started, click on the new instance in the web interface, copy the public DNS information.
### Launching your OpenPhoto site
@ -43,10 +43,10 @@ Once you complete the 3 steps your site will be up and running and you'll be red
### TroubleShooting
* Can't write to config directory *
Open a terminal or SSH client, using your amazon ec2 ssh public key, ssh into the new instance as the ubuntu user.
#### Can't write to config directory
Open a terminal or SSH client, using your amazon ec2 ssh public key, ssh into the instance as the ubuntu user using the public DNS information for your instance.
eg. ssh -i amazon-key.pem ubuntu@new-instance.amazonaws.com
ssh -i amazon-key.pem ubuntu@new-instance.amazonaws.com
Verify the apache user has write access to the /home/ubuntu/openphoto/src/configs directory.