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Installation
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Requirements
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To use pretix, the most minimal setup consists of:
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* **pretix** and the python packages it depends on
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* An **WSGI application server** (we recommend gunicorn)
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You get those two bundled in the ``pretix/standalone`` docker image.
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If you want to set them up manually, you can also get pretix from GitHub or wait for us to set up proper
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``pip`` packages and set up a simple gunicorn instance pointing to the ``pretix.wsgi`` endpoint.
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To run pretix, you will need at least Python 3.2, although we recommend **Python 3.4** as we will
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remove support for 3.2 soon and some features (like PDF output) already do not work with 3.2.
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You can get the direct dependencies by doing a ``pip install -r requirements.txt`` in the pretix source
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directory. You'll also need ``nodejs`` and the ``less`` node package. We'll provide detailled documentation
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on this as soon as pretix will be officially released.
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If you have real users on your system you'll **really** want to use
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* A database (MySQL or PostgreSQL)
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* A reverse proxy web server (nginx or Apache)
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Optionally, you can speed up pretix by adding
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* A memcached instance
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* A redis database
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We will provide a step-by-step tutorial with the first stable release, but all configuration
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already :ref:`is documented <config>`. |