Added cache environment variables in INSTALL.rst #55
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When deploying open-klant you need to set the cache environment variables to be able to login to the admin part of the application. This was not clear in the install file.
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Thanks @Michel-Verhoeven! Let op: Wij gaan vanaf heden met een volledig nieuw informatiemodel werken aan Open Klant, om de specificaties van VNG te volgen die sinds kort beschikbaar zijn. De huidige API specificatie wordt daarmee volledig deprecated. Ik verwacht de komende 2 maanden daarom veel wijzigingen! |
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Helder Joerie, bedankt. We houden het even in de gaten. |
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When deploying open-klant you need to set the cache environment variables to be able to login to the admin part of the application. This was not clear in the install file.
Fixed/explained #43