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Remove Firefox branding from app name in documentation and other files

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## Requirements
This document describes how to do a full deployment of Firefox Send on your own Linux server. You will need:
This document describes how to do a full deployment of Send on your own Linux server. You will need:
* A working (and ideally somewhat recent) installation of NodeJS and NPM
* GIT
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## Building
* We assume an already configured virtual-host on your webserver with an existing empty htdocs folder
* First, remove that htdocs folder - we will replace it with Firefox Send's version now
* First, remove that htdocs folder - we will replace it with Send's version now
* git clone https://github.com/mozilla/send.git htdocs
* Make now sure you are NOT root but rather the user your webserver is serving files under (e.g. "su www-data" or whoever the owner of your htdocs folder is)
* npm install
* npm run build
## Running
To have a permanently running version of Firefox Send as a background process:
To have a permanently running version of Send as a background process:
* Create a file "run.sh" with:
```
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* chmod +x run.sh
* ./run.sh
Now the Firefox Send backend should be running on port 1443. You can check with:
Now the Send backend should be running on port 1443. You can check with:
* telnet localhost 1443
## Reverse Proxy
Of course, we don't want to expose the service on port 1443. Instead we want our normal webserver to forward all requests to Firefox send ("Reverse proxy").
Of course, we don't want to expose the service on port 1443. Instead we want our normal webserver to forward all requests to Send ("Reverse proxy").
# Apache webserver