Add documentation in production.

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HACKING.md

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+# Personal-site | Production [Tested on server with Hyperbola GNU + Linux-libre]
+
+# Python dependencies
+
+- Django
+- Pillow
+- psycopg2-binary
+- pytz
+
+# Production Installation
+
+1. Clone **Personal-site** ()
+
+        git clone https://gitlab.com/heckyel-ng/personal-site /path/to/site
+
+2. Run `virtualenv`.
+
+        cd /path/to/personalsite && virtualenv ./venv/
+
+3. Activate the virtualenv.
+
+        source ./env/bin/activate
+
+4. Install dependencies through `pip`.
+
+        pip install -r requirements_prod.txt
+
+# Configuration Postgres
+
+1. Logion as postgres
+
+        sudo su - postgres
+
+2. Create base
+
+        createdb namebase
+
+3. Create User (place a password for our user)
+
+        createuser -P username
+
+4. Inside the database
+
+        psql -d namebase
+
+5. Give permissions to the created user
+
+        GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE namebase TO username;
+
+# Conecting to Postgres
+
+1. Copy `settings.py.example` to `settings.py` and modify.
+   Make sure to uncomment the appropriate database section (either sqlite or
+   PostgreSQL).
+
+   Replace sqlite configuartion to postgres, example:
+
+        DATABASES = {
+            'default': {
+                'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql',
+                'NAME': 'namebase',
+                'USER': 'username',
+                'PASSWORD': 'pass',
+                'HOST': '127.0.0.1',
+                'PORT': '5432',
+            }
+        }
+
+2. Migrate changes.
+
+        ./manage.py migrate
+
+3. Create superUSER
+
+        ./manage.py createsuperuser
+
+# Run with Apache server and wsgi
+
+1. Install WSGI for Apache
+
+        sudo pacman -S mod_wsgi
+
+2. To install mod_wsgi, add the following line in `httpd.conf`, example:
+
+        sudo nano /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
+
+   Added line:
+
+        LoadModule wsgi_module modules/mod_wsgi.so
+
+3. Create vhosts, for example:
+
+        sudo emacs /etc/httpd/conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf
+
+   and inside write the configuration, example:
+
+        <IfModule ssl_module>
+            <VirtualHost *:80>
+                ServerAdmin example@dominio.com
+                ServerName example.com
+                ServerAlias example.com
+
+                Alias /media /path/to/site/media/
+                Alias /static /path/to/site/core/static/
+            <Directory /path/to/site/core/static>
+                Require all granted
+            </Directory>
+
+            <Directory /path/to/site/media>
+                Require all granted
+            </Directory>
+
+            <Directory /path/to/site/personalsite>
+                <Files wsgi.py>
+                    Require all granted
+                </Files>
+            </Directory>
+
+            WSGIDaemonProcess personalsite python-home=/path/to/site/venv python-path=/path/to/site
+            WSGIProcessGroup personalsite
+            WSGIScriptAlias / /path/to/site/wsgi.py
+
+            </VirtualHost>
+        </IfModule>
+
+4. Replace `ALLOWED_HOSTS = []`
+
+   on setting.py to:
+
+           `ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["example.com", "localhost"]`
+
+5. Added on setting.py:
+
+            STATIC_ROOT = '/path/to/site/core/static'
+
+6. Create the media/ directory
+
+        cd /path/to/personalsite
+
+        mkdir media/
+
+7. Change Permition to media/ at group http
+
+        sudo chown -R http:http media/
+
+8. Restart Apache server
+
+        sudo service httpd restart

README.md

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 packages, you will probably want the following:
 
 - django
-- python-psycopg2
 - python-markdown
 - python-memcached