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I have followed the tutorial to installl Brat with install.sh. I received the following notification:
WARNING: failed to determine Apache group.
Setting global read and write permissions to directories
"/Users/zingg/Downloads/brat-1.3p1/work/" and
"/Users/zingg/Downloads/brat-1.3p1/data/"
(you may wish to consider fixing this manually)
The installation has finished, you are almost done.
1.) If you are installing brat on a webserver, make sure you have
followed the steps described in the brat manual to enable CGI:
http://brat.nlplab.org/installation.html
2.) Please verify that brat is running by accessing your installation
using a web browser.
You can automatically diagnose some common installation issues using:
tools/troubleshooting.sh URL_TO_BRAT_INSTALLATION
If there are issues not detected by the above script, please contact the
brat developers and/or file a bug to the brat bug tracker:
https://github.com/nlplab/brat/issues
3.) Once brat is running, put your data in the data directory. Or use
the example data placed there by the installation:
/Users/zingg/Downloads/brat-1.3p1/data
4.) You can find configuration files to place in your data directory in
the configurations directory, see the manual for further details:
/Users/zingg/Downloads/brat-1.3p1/configurations
5.) Then, you (and your team?) are ready to start annotating!
I am running a MacBook m1. I wish to run Brat locally. So I am not sure what to follow. Please clarify the tech stacks used by brat and instruct on how to start a local copy of Brat.
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I have followed the tutorial to installl Brat with install.sh. I received the following notification:
I am running a MacBook m1. I wish to run Brat locally. So I am not sure what to follow. Please clarify the tech stacks used by brat and instruct on how to start a local copy of Brat.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: