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Setting up a standalone DisOrder client
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It is possible to control the DisOrder server over the network if the server
has a 'listen PORT' directive in its configuration file.

There is currently no standard DisOrder port number.


1. Configure the software with --without-server (and, optionally,
--without-python) and build and install it.  Set up a stub config in
/etc/disorder/config (or /usr/local/etc/disorder/config if you didn't
set a nondefault --prefix) with the following contents:

   connect jukebox PORT

where PORT is the same as 'listen PORT' on the server.


2. Copy the password file for each user to /etc/disorder/config.USER,
the contents being:

  password PASSWORD

Alternatvely, each user can use ~/.disorder/passwd, with the same contents.  If
the DisOrder username differs from the local username then use a 'username'
directive.


3. Test by issuing 'disorder playing'.


4. Run 'disobedience' for the GUI client.


The web interface could in principle be made to work on a separate
machine from the main server, though it is unlikely to be efficient
and at the moment it is built whenever the server is, so you will have
to unpick them a bit yourself if you wish to do this.


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