Trying to use Phuks.co source to put up my own instance. Having a small issue

This is usually what I do (I might have to move this to a wiki page :p): - Install [pyenv](https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv) - Compile/install python 3.5.5 with `pyenv install 3.5.5` - Create a virtualenv with `pyenv virtualenv 3.5.5 app` - Clone the throat source somewhere, switch to that directory and set it to use that virtualenv with `pyenv local app` - Install pip dependencies with `pip install -r requirements.txt` - Install node dependencies with `npm install` - Build assets with `npm run build` - Copy `example.config.py` to `config.py` and edit according to your needs - Go to `scripts` and execute `install.py`, that will populate the database and create a default admin user (the default password is adminadmin) Then you can try executing `wsgi.py` which will launch a debug server that only listens on localhost. If everything works just fine you should later switch to something better like uwsgi or gunicorn. We run gunicorn behind a Nginx proxy. PS: You'll also have to install a bunch of dependencies to compile python and the pip packages, off the top of my head I can only remember `libmagic`, `libexiv2`, `libffi`, `libboost-python` and `libssl` (If you're using Debian 9 or something similar it's `libssl1.0-dev`, the regular libssl will install a newer version which Python doesn't use, it seems).