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• mbessey

  February 2013 edited February 2013

  It shouldn't be very hard to install on a server. After all, the "local" version is just running a server on the user's computer.
  
  One thing that will be an issue is that the "local filesystem" service doesn't have any sense of user accounts, so everybody would see each other's files if you used that. The DropBox client *does* use user credentials stored per-client, so you ought to be able to use that to serve files to multiple users.

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• alonhzn

  February 2013

  Even without dropbox there's no problem, it can be thought of as a playground

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• alonhzn

  February 2013

  Done!
  http://forums.webosnation.com/webos-development/322467-public-working-ares-2-how.html#post3377898

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• pcimino

  February 2013 edited February 2013

  Not completely unrelated.... I built an Ares Nodejs server on a Raspberry Pi. The instructions can easily be adapted for any Debian Linux platform. Really more a proof of concept, haven't done enough to see if the Raspberry is powerful enough to really be an effective Ares platform.
  
  https://github.com/pcimino/raspberry-pi-ares

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• pcimino

  May 2013

  Even easier now if you use npm: npm install ares-ide

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• fix_kowalski

  June 2013

  Gorgeous ;-)

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