diff --git a/README_TASKD b/README_TASKD deleted file mode 100644 index c923aa23b..000000000 --- a/README_TASKD +++ /dev/null @@ -1,93 +0,0 @@ -Welcome To Taskwarrior 2.3.0 Beta ---------------------------------- - -The beta release of Taskwarrior 2.3.0 is for testing the Taskserver. There are -several unaddressed bugs in this release, so proper precautions with your data -are required. - - -Building Taskwarrior --------------------- - -You will need the following dependencies: - - cmake - make - g++/clang or equivalent - libuuid - libgnutls (devel copy, with certtools) - libreadline - - -Configuring Taskwarrior as a Taskserver Client ----------------------------------------------- - -When a new user is added to the Taskserver, a UUID key is generated, along with -an x.509 cert. See Taskserver operation document. Before proceeding, you will -need the following items: - - Where Taskserver is running (Default: localhost:6544) - Name of organization (default: Public) - User name added to server - UUID generated by server - Full path to client.cert.pem generated by server - Full path to client.key.pem generated by server - -Set these configuration variables in your Taskwarrior configuration, -substituting from above: - - $ task config taskd.server - $ task config taskd.credentials // - $ task config taskd.certificate - $ task config taskd.key - -Here is an example: - - $ task config taskd.server localhost:6544 - $ task config taskd.credentials 'Public/John Doe/8ad2e3db-914d-4832-b0e6-72fa04f6e331' - $ task config taskd.certificate ~/.task/client.cert.pem - $ task config taskd.key ~/.task/client.key.pem - - -Using Self-Signed Certificates ------------------------------- - -If you are using self-signed certificates, you will either need a Certificate -Authority cert (CA), reference by hte configuration like this: - - $ task config taskd.ca ~/.task/ca.cert.pem - -Alternatively you can bypass the certificate validation, but this is not -recommended: - - $ task config taskd.trust yes - - -First-Time Synchronizing ------------------------- - -The first sync you do should be a full sync. Run this: - - $ task sync initialize - -This performs a full upload of your pending.data file to the server, creating -the basis on which all subsequent sync commands are run, and transferring only -deltas. - -Do not run 'task sync initialize' again. - - -General Synchronizing ---------------------- - -After the first-time sync, all subsequent sync commands should be like this: - - $ task sync - -It is safe to run this command as often as you wish, whether or not there are -any changes to sync. - -You may wish to enable sync feedback with the 'sync' verbose token. See 'man -taskrc' for details. - ----