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Then developers showed up. We needed a way for everyone to be able to edit files without stepping on each others toes.

So a SCM (Source Code Management) repo was needed. Everything is using git, so we needed to get a proper git set up going.

And an reverse proxy (nginx) was needed so we can set up sub domains for staging and dev. But for that to work, we needed to upgrade LynxChan to 1.4.

So we did a fresh install of LynxChan 1.4 on port 8080 bound to all (0.0.0.0). We fixed up the template a little bit to bring our existing edits into it.

Then we found out that running LynxChan 1.3 and 1.4 is really really bad. StephenLynx helped us make the appropriate fixed in mongo to make 1.3 happy and we stopped 1.4.

Then we focused on nginx. Yum's latest nginx was really old. So we compiled the latest from source. Got nginx installed and then stop 1.3 and switched over to 1.4