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Line 32: * Choose the "Pack gratuit (10 Mo)". It means "Free account (10 megabytes of storage)". * Choose the '''monthly''' payment plan. ~~'''Note''': They will send you your password by email. If you feel~~ ~~queasy about receiving your password by email, then use one that you~~ ~~don't mind receiving.~~ On the back of this piece of paper, take a moment to write down the Line 59 ⟶ 55: * [[Boston Python Workshop/Friday handout/OS X 10.6 or 10.5\|OS X 10.6 or 10.5]] (Snow Leopard or Leopard). [http://www.wiki.devchix.com/index.php?title=Determining_your_OS_X_version Click here if you're not sure what version of OS X you have]. * [[Boston_Python_workshop/Friday_handout/Windows\|Windows]] (XP, Vista, or 7) * [[Boston_Python_workshop/Friday_handout/Ubuntu and Debian\|~~Ubuntu and Debian~~Ubuntu_Debian_Fedora]] == Section 43: Configuring your accounts on the web == === Alwaysdata: Enable SSH === Line 68 ⟶ 64: * In the left-hand side, underneath '''Remote access''', click '''SSH''' * Click the gear icon for your user * Click the "Enabled" checkbox to enable ssh access. [hint: you can use a different passphrase than the SSH-key on localhost] * Click ''Submit''! Line 75 ⟶ 71: Follow Github's instructions: * Go to http://help.github.com/key-setup-redirect * Go to https://github.com/account (log in if you have to), click the "SSH Public Keys" tab, and click "Add another public key" * Follow ''just'' that section. To find your public key on Windows, type this from a GitBash: Line 95 ⟶ 89: If it worked, you'll see a new repository listed in your Github.com account, and it will have a README file explaining what it is. == Section 54: Deploying your first web application == Remember how you made a Django site earlier in the directions? The volunteers made a site like, too, and we added some special configuration to make it work well with Alwaysdata.com. Line 125 ⟶ 119: * Go to the Alwaysdata.com '''Domains''' administration page: https://admin.alwaysdata.com/domain/ * Find your domain, and click the gear to '''edit'''. * Enter ~~this~~/workshop_mysite/public/ into the form as the '''Root directory''': ~~/workshop_mysite/public/~~ === Make sure alwaysdata.com is set up properly to serve your site === * On the '''domain''' configuration page, ~~find~~grab the 'name' which is your personal alwaysdata.net web ~~domain~~address. * ~~Copy-paste~~Enter that into your browser's address bar (type or copy/paste). You should see athe Django ~~pleasant~~welcome ~~blue~~page message congratulating you. ===Almost Done!=== '''Go to''' [https://openhatch.org/wiki/Boston_Python_workshop/Friday_handout#Web_Developer:_You.27re_ready_for_Saturday.21 Web App Section] of Friday's installation page and finish up!