This document will guide you through setting up the Survey Tool on a server.  This can be used for both taking surveys and collecting (importing) data from the field surveys

Install the following third-party applications:
    django-extensions
    django-registration
        
Make sure Django, any Django third-party apps, and the current application are on your python path:
    run this directly or add it to your shell configuration:
        `export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path/to/django:.`
        
check out the code with svn
    `sudo svn checkout http://svn.infodrizzle.org/gwst/trunk your-survey-folder`
    
Copy over anything not kept in the repository
    Third Party folders under media
    tiles
    install-media (initially filled with `python manage.py collectstatic`)

ceate local settings from template
    Borrow settings from an existing project, if possible
        change as necessary
    IF DEVELOPMENT SERVER:
        DEBUG = True
            This will have Django list traceback and give more information should an error occur
    IF PRODUCTION SERVER:
        DEBUG = False
        
    TEMPLATE_DEBUG=DEBUG
    
    DESKTOP_BUILD = False
        Currently this only affects which resource page gets loaded and whether login or admin-login is the default
        
    FULL_ADMIN = True
        Provides access to all admin options available through admin interface
        
    DATABASE_NAME = 'your-database-name' 
    DATABASE_ENGINE = 'django.contrib.gis.db.backends.postgis'
        Since this is a server deploy, you want to use postgres/postgis, not spatialite
    DATABASE_USER = 'your-db-username' 
    DATABASE_PASSWORD = ""
    
    DATABASE_HOST = 'application-url'
        
    DATABASE_PORT = '5432'
    
    MEDIA_ROOT = '/usr/local/apps/your-survey-folder/site-media'
    
    SECRET_KEY = ''  #Make this up!
    EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD=''
    
create the database
    This assumes that you have a database account with your same username
    `./cdb.sh`

If this is a development server: 
    import test_users.json
        `python manage.py loaddata test_users.json`
        
If this is a production server:
    create superusers manually
        `python manage.py createsuperuser` (then give username, email, and password when prompted)
    
Run the django server to test
    `./start_server.sh`
    will use apache later (instead)

Deploy with Apache
    set up new apache virtual server