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Updated the ReST documentation.

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Apache Configuration
====================
*OBS: Evennia has a powerful in-built Twisted-based web server for
handling all web features. This works out of the box without any special
setup. This page is only of interest if you really want/need to run
Apache instead Evennia's in-built server. Note that the ajax web client
is not guaranteed to work (at least not without tweaking) on a
third-party server.*
This is an optional section only relevant for advanced users preferring
to use a third-party web server to power Evennia's front-end. For most
users the in-built Twisted web server should be enough. The in-built
server works out of the box without any extra configuration. Note that
the ajax web client will probably *not* work (at least not without
tweaking) on a third-party web server.
The suggested third-party stack for running Evennia's web front end is
You can run Evennia's web front end with
`apache2 <http://httpd.apache.org/>`_ and
`mod\_wsgi <http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/>`_. However, the codebase
may run just fine on other servers and modules (apache2/nginx/lighttpd +
gunicorn, Tornado, uwsgi, etc.) Below are instructions on how to set
things up with various apache2 Python modules. If you get things working
using a different setup, please feel free to provide details below.
`mod\_wsgi <http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/>`_. However, there seems
to be no reason why the codebase should not also work with other modern
web servers like nginx/lighttpd + gunicorn, Tornado, uwsgi, etc.
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Note that the Apache instructions below might be slightly outdated. If
something is not working right, or you use Evennia with a different
server, please let us know.
SQLite Note
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power their web presence with Evennia is to use Postgres, MySQL, Oracle,
or any other supported full-blown relational database.
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mod\_wsgi Setup
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