<commit_before># Church.IO OneBody

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/churchio/onebody.png)](https://travis-ci.org/churchio/onebody)

OneBody is open-source, web-based social networking, email list, online directory, and lightweight document management software for churches.

*It's like a cross between Facebook, Google Groups, and SharePoint, but it's completely free and open source and awesome.*

OneBody is built with Ruby on Rails and MySQL, and has been in production use at churches for over seven years!

You can see lots of [screenshots here](https://www.flickr.com/photos/timothymorgan/sets/72157644451251789).

![profile](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5534/14092072207_f3a9230d92_m.jpg)
![group](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3907/14330229528_250bd697d7_m.jpg)
![admin](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3871/14330149150_3ef1ef6f29_m.jpg)

## Production Installation

Operating System: Linux (Debian/Ubuntu recommended)

First, a word of warning (this is the part where we try to talk you out of installing our beautifully and wonderfully hand-crafted software): OneBody is not a PHP app that can be FTP'd to a cheap web host. You *will* need a dedicated Linux server (or Virtual Private Server) with 1 Gb of memory and *root shell access*. We're sorry, that's just the way it is.

If you don't feel comfortable logging into a web server from the console, typing lots of commands, reading the output, Googling error messages, and generally troubleshooting the whole process, then please don't try this. If you don't have a few hours to spare, then don't try to rush it, as it will only end in frustration—It would be better for you find a consultant on freelancer.com or oDesk and pay them to do it.

On the other hand, if you're a I.T/sysadmin/hacker with guts, then please proceed to our 18 easy steps!

1. Get a Linux server with Debian or Ubuntu on it. If you are using RedHat/CentOS or SuSE or something else "enterprise" worthy, you're kinda on your own.<commit_msg>Let's just do one screenshot with a link.<commit_after># Church.IO OneBody

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/churchio/onebody.png)](https://travis-ci.org/churchio/onebody)

OneBody is open-source, web-based social networking, email list, online directory, and lightweight document management software for churches.

*It's like a cross between Facebook, Google Groups, and SharePoint, but it's completely free and open source and awesome.*

OneBody is built with Ruby on Rails and MySQL, and has been in production use at churches for over seven years!

You can see lots of [screenshots here](https://www.flickr.com/photos/timothymorgan/sets/72157644451251789).

[![screnshots](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3907/14330229528_250bd697d7.jpg)](https://www.flickr.com/photos/timothymorgan/sets/72157644451251789)

## Production Installation

Operating System: Linux (Debian/Ubuntu recommended)

First, a word of warning (this is the part where we try to talk you out of installing our beautifully and wonderfully hand-crafted software): OneBody is not a PHP app that can be FTP'd to a cheap web host. You *will* need a dedicated Linux server (or Virtual Private Server) with 1 Gb of memory and *root shell access*. We're sorry, that's just the way it is.

If you don't feel comfortable logging into a web server from the console, typing lots of commands, reading the output, Googling error messages, and generally troubleshooting the whole process, then please don't try this. If you don't have a few hours to spare, then don't try to rush it, as it will only end in frustration—It would be better for you find a consultant on freelancer.com or oDesk and pay them to do it.

On the other hand, if you're a I.T/sysadmin/hacker with guts, then please proceed to our 18 easy steps!

1. Get a Linux server with Debian or Ubuntu on it. If you are using RedHat/CentOS or SuSE or something else "enterprise" worthy, you're kinda on your own.
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