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Debian README for taskd
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This package requires manual configuration before it will do anything useful.
The instructions at http://taskwarrior.org/docs/taskserver/setup.html mostly
apply with some differences in paths.
+ the server runs as the user "Debian-taskd"
+ data is stored in "/var/lib/taskd", config in "/etc/taskd/config"
You will need to:
+ set the server location, unless you want to listen to localhost only
(taskd config --force server my.server:53589)
+ create certificates (the packaged PKI generation scripts are in
/usr/share/taskd/pki) and configure taskd with their location
(taskd config --force server.cert /path/to/server.cert) - you'll
need to edit the "vars" file with appropriate values before generating
certificates or they will appear to have been issued by the original
taskd developers
+ create an organisation and one or more users (taskd add org ORGNAME,
taskd add user ORGNAME USERNAME); be careful to do this as the server's
user and not root or you will have permission issues
+ restart the server to pick up the new configuration
+ configure the user's taskwarrior client (2.4.0 or later) to communicate
with the server
Controlling the server:
+ under sysv the server runs as a normal daemon with a pidfile in /run
+ under systemd the server runs as a simple process, logging to stdout
(and hence to the systemd journal); please note that the upstream
taskdctl script does not work in this case, use systemctl instead
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