web accesible Gourmet

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I'd like to host Gourmet on my desktop but make it accessible within my home network. Anyone done that?

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Thomas M. Hinkle (thomas-hinkle) said :
#1

There's an old experimental django-based web backend that I've used for
this purpose. Not sure if it's still workable or not.

Check gourmet/gourmet/plugins/web_plugin/gourmetweb/

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Harald Franzen (harald-franzen-lotcavediving) said :
#2

Hi Allenm;

I have Gourmet running in my network on a MySQL database where the server runs on one server, the database store is on another machine (RAID5 / backupped, etc.) and all clients connect to the MySQL server.

This is a setup under Ubuntu. so I have changed the .desktop file /usr/share/applications/gourmet.desktop to reflect the connect string:

Exec=gourmet --database-url=mysql:/[user]:[password]@[yourserver.localdomain]/gourmetrecipe

All parameters between [] are your local parameters.

Let me know if I can be of further assistance!

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Alan Jackson (alan-ajackson) said :
#3

I use dropbox to share the database with all my devices.

On Thu, Jul 12, 2018 at 11:04 AM Harald Franzen <
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> Question #670828 on Gourmet changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/gourmet/+question/670828
>
> Harald Franzen proposed the following answer:
> Hi Allenm;
>
> I have Gourmet running in my network on a MySQL database where the
> server runs on one server, the database store is on another machine
> (RAID5 / backupped, etc.) and all clients connect to the MySQL server.
>
> This is a setup under Ubuntu. so I have changed the .desktop file
> /usr/share/applications/gourmet.desktop to reflect the connect string:
>
> Exec=gourmet --database-
> url=mysql:/[user]:[password]@[yourserver.localdomain]/gourmetrecipe
>
> All parameters between [] are your local parameters.
>
> Let me know if I can be of further assistance!
>
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