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django-downtime 1.1.2
Give your site a down page, or redirect to another error page.
License: MIT

## Django Downtime

> Looking For Authors!  This project is currently looking for a user to take it over.  If that sounds like you, send a note to derek at stegelman dot com or open up an issue in this repository.

Small, simple, app to show a down page while you make upgrades.

Official Docs
-------------

http://django-downtime.readthedocs.org

Install
-------

Django supports versions 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, and 1.11 on Python 2 and 3.

To install django-downtime::

    pip install django-downtime

add to installed apps::

    downtime

Add downtime middleware to ``the top`` your list of installed middlewares::

    'downtime.middleware.DowntimeMiddleware',


Settings
--------

Exempted URLs::

    DOWNTIME_EXEMPT_EXACT_URLS = (
        '/', # exempts homepage
        '/other_location/not_down/page',
    )

Exempted Paths::

    DOWNTIME_EXEMPT_PATHS = (
        '/admin',
        '/other_location_not_down',
    )

Url Redirect

    DOWNTIME_URL_REDIRECT = "http://errors.mypage.com"

Templates
---------

If no URL Redirect is specified a ``lame`` default template is rendered, this can be overridden
by specifying a ``downtime/downtime.html`` template.

Management Commands
-------------------

There are two managment commands, one to take a project down `python manage.py downtime_start` and one to set it back
up `python manage.py downtime_end`.

What happens internally when calling `python manage.py downtime_start`?

This sets a start date time and mark is as enabled. We call this "deployment mode", usually called before
running a deployment script.

What happens internally when calling `python manage.py downtime_end`?

This sets a end date time to all records that has a start date time and no end date time set and are
marked as enabled. We call this "closing deployment mode", usually called after running a deployment script.
junc 2.1.3.dev6
Connect to servers easily
License: MIT
Keywords: ssh

# Junc
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/llamicron/junc.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/llamicron/junc)
[![Build Status](https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/status/llamicron/junc)](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/llamicron/junc)
## SSH to servers easily
Now you don't have to remember usernames and IPs, and no more aliases for each of your machines.

## Quickstart
```sh
# Install
$ pip install junc


# Add a server
$ junc add
# Follow the prompts...

# See the server table
$ junc list

# Connect to a server (SSH Login)
$ junc connect <server_name>
```

## [Documentation](docs/index.md)
[See the full docs here](docs/index.md)

## Contributing
This may appear to be a small project, but I'm using all the building and test tools under the sun. It may seem like overkill, but this is mainly for me to learn how to use all these tools like Travis CI, AppVeyor, Tox, etc..

Fork this repo and add a new feature, write some unit tests and a bit of documentation and it'll probably get merged.