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```shell
# First, install the SE toolset, which will make the `se build` command-line executable available to the `deploy-ebook-to-www` script:
# https://github.com/standardebooks/tools
# https://standardebooks.org/tools
# Once the toolset is installed, clone a book and deploy it to your local SE site:
mkdir /standardebooks.org/ebooks/
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## Some further notes
- The Vagrant script will install [se](https://github.com/standardebooks/tools) by default. If you don’t want that (it pulls in quite a few dependencies), remove the `se-tools` argument in Vagrantfile.
- The Vagrant script will install [se](https://standardebooks.org/tools) by default. If you don’t want that (it pulls in quite a few dependencies), remove the `se-tools` argument in Vagrantfile.
- `se`, if installed in the VM, and /standardebooks.org/scripts are in the VMs path. This means you can easily use them with `vagrant ssh -c` like this: `vagrant ssh -c "sync-ebooks -vv /standardebooks.org/ebooks; deploy-ebook-to-www -v --group www-data /standardebooks.org/ebooks/*"`, which would populate the test server with all available SE ebooks.