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I'm getting a 100/100mbit connection soon, and I thought about building this server.
First of all: What's the stuff needed for running *booru? Mysql? or any other stuff? I'd appreciate some info here.
Second: Is 100mbit enough or should I scrap the idea? (If so then please admin2 feel free to delete this thread/topic)
I mainly thought about HQ stuff but pointed to a more different way than moe. Perhaps like ero was?
Let me reply to most of those questions.
1st) 100mbit is more than enough for konachan.com right now, moe.imouto currently uses 2 servers of 100mbit but 100mbit should be more than enough for a start.
2nd) Requirements: Unix box and some knowledge, at least 1GB of RAM if you want to upload HQ stuff and want to be resized properly, Ruby on Rails, A bunch of gems and dependencies, postgresql and patience There's a guide of how to install it here based on the guide admin2 wrote on uruchai for FreeBSD http://trac.donmai.us/browser/danbooru/trunk/INSTALL.freebsd
And on a side note, ero is now merged with moe, so you can upload hq quality ero scans here.
Shuugo
1st) 100mbit is more than enough for konachan.com right now, moe.imouto currently uses 2 servers of 100mbit but 100mbit should be more than enough for a start.
2nd) Requirements: Unix box and some knowledge, at least 1GB of RAM if you want to upload HQ stuff and want to be resized properly, Ruby on Rails, A bunch of gems and dependencies, postgresql and patience
There's a guide of how to install it here based on the guide admin2 wrote on uruchai for FreeBSD
http://trac.donmai.us/browser/danbooru/trunk/INSTALL.freebsd
And on a side note, ero is now merged with moe, so you can upload hq quality ero scans here.