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@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ The output will show where they are collected to (`settings.STATIC_ROOT`).
## Web application server
Instead of Django's built-in runserver, you need a proper web application server to run the app, e.g. `gunicorn`. It should have been installed already as a dependency and you use the provided `gunicorn.conf.py`. Run it like
Instead of Django's built-in runserver, you need a proper web application server to run the app, e.g. `gunicorn`. It should have been installed already as a dependency and you can use the provided `gunicorn.conf.py`. Run it like
```bash
(venv)$ cd apimanager/ && gunicorn --config ../gunicorn.conf.py apimanager.wsgi
@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ If you do not want to start the web application server manually, but automatical
### systemd
Stick the provided file `apimanager.service` into `/etc/systemd/system/`, edit it to suit your installation and start it (probably as root):
Stick the provided file `apimanager.service` into `/etc/systemd/system/`, edit to suit your installation and start the appliation (probably as root):
```bash
# /bin/systemctl start apimanager
@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ If you need to edit the service file afterwards, it needs to be reloaded as well
### supervisor
Stick the provided file `supervisor.apimanager.conf` into `/etc/supervisor/conf.d/`, edit it to suit your installation and reload supervisor (probably as root):
Stick the provided file `supervisor.apimanager.conf` into `/etc/supervisor/conf.d/`, edit to suit your installation and restart supervisor (probably as root):
```bash
# /bin/systemctl restart supervisor