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Improve README.Debian. Closes: bug#755954. Thanks to Kjetil Kjernsmo.

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Debian-specific RDF::LinkedData usage notes
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Example demo-setup usage
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It is possible to run this system with a one-liner on the command line:
PERLRDF_STORE="Memory;path/to/some/data.ttl" plackup -host localhost /usr/share/librdf-linkeddata-perl/rdf_linkeddata.psgi
where a file is loaded into a memory store on startup and the server
is started with a default config. The subjects of the triples in the
file has to start with http://localhost:5000/ for this to work. It is
recommended you use @base in the Turtle file for this, something like:
@base <http://localhost:5000/> .
</foo> a :Bar .
A more elaborate example uses the perlrdf package to load data into a
persistent SQLite store:
export PERLRDF_STORE="DBI;mymodel;DBI:SQLite:database=rdf.db"
perlrdf make_store
perlrdf store_load path/to/some/data.ttl
plackup -host localhost /usr/share/librdf-linkeddata-perl/rdf_linkeddata.psgi
Configuration file
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An example configuration file can be found in the module
Plack::App::RDF::LinkedData. You may use this to start your own
configuration. Once you have found a good place to store it, you need
to set the variable RDF_LINKEDDATA_CONFIG to point at your
configuration,
Integrate with a PSGI frontend
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RDF::LinkedData uses PSGI. Debian packaging currently does not
integrate with any specific PSGI implementation.
The most minimal PSGI setup is to invoke the following:
In addition to the demo usage outlined in the first section, the most
minimal PSGI setup is to invoke the following after you've created a
configuration as above:
plackup /usr/share/librdf-linkeddata-perl/rdf_linkeddata.psgi
after setting the environment variable RDF_LINKEDDATA_CONFIG to point at
your configuration, see Plack::App::RDF::LinkedData for example.
For production use there are many options either with a dedicated PSGI
server like twiggy or starman, or using bindings to CGI, FCGI or uWSGI.
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