Installation on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)¶
RestAuth is not included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The current version does not ship with a Python interpreter that works with it, so it is hardly possible to install RestAuth on the current version of that distribution.
Note
Since RestAuth is already included in Fedora, it will be included in the next release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Installation on Fedora¶
RestAuth is included in Fedora 16 or later. To install RestAuth, just do:
yum install restauth
Once you have installed RestAuth, you can go on configuring your webserver and configuring RestAuth.
Next steps¶
Now that you have installed RestAuth, you still need to
Updating the source¶
You can update the source code with the regular process:
yum update restauth
After you updated the source, don’t forget to update your database schema and check for new settings.