diff --git a/Fileserver.md b/Fileserver.md index fed8e70..e582ec1 100644 --- a/Fileserver.md +++ b/Fileserver.md @@ -34,23 +34,23 @@ the following subfolders: ## Installation -To install and use the fileserver, it's necessary to have Python3 with `pip` package manager installed. It's needed to install the dependencies. From clonned repository run the following command: +To install and use the fileserver, it is necessary to have Python3 with `pip` package manager installed. It is needed to install the dependencies. From clonned repository run the following command: ``` $ pip install -r requirements.txt ``` -That's it. Fileserver doesn't need any special installation. It's possible to build and install _rpm_ package or install it without packaging the same way as monitor, but it's only optional. The installation would provide you with script `recodex-fileserver` in you `PATH`. No systemd unit files are provided, because of the configuration and usage of fileserver component is much different to our other Python parts. +That is it. Fileserver does not need any special installation. It is possible to build and install _rpm_ package or install it without packaging the same way as monitor, but it is only optional. The installation would provide you with script `recodex-fileserver` in you `PATH`. No systemd unit files are provided, because of the configuration and usage of fileserver component is much different to our other Python parts. ## Configuration and usage -There are several ways of running the ReCodEx fileserver. We'll cover two +There are several ways of running the ReCodEx fileserver. We will cover two typical use cases. ### Running in development mode -For simple development usage, it's possible to run the fileserver in the command +For simple development usage, it is possible to run the fileserver in the command line. Allowed options are described below. ``` @@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ Another option is to run fileserver as a standalone app via uWSGI service. Setup 5. To integrate this with another web server, see the [uWSGI documentation](http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/WebServers.html) -Note that the ways distributions package uWSGI can vary wildly. In Debian 8 it's +Note that the ways distributions package uWSGI can vary wildly. In Debian 8 it is necessary to convert the configuration file to XML and make sure that the python3 plugin is loaded instead of python. This plugin also uses Python 3.4, even though the rest of the system uses Python 3.5 - make sure to install