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### Installation ### Installation
Each script is numbered which give the order in which they need to be run - scripts with `5` in the name should only need to be run once. Each script is numbered which give the order in which they need to be run - scripts with `5` in the name should only need to be run once.
- `00-create-pod.sh` - this creates a simple pod, in which the other containers will exist. It will also open port 5000 for incoming web access and map the folders in which persistent data will reside. 1. `00-create-pod.sh` - this creates a simple pod, in which the other containers will exist. It will also open port 5000 for incoming web access and map the folders in which persistent data will reside.
- `10-build-rebased.sh` - this will clone the current develop git repo and build an image from it. Re-running this script will effectively update the version of Rebased. This may take 10 minutes or so to run as it compiles the software. 2. `10-build-rebased.sh` - this will clone the current develop git repo and build an image from it. Re-running this script will effectively update the version of Rebased. This may take 10 minutes or so to run as it compiles the software.
- `20-create-db.sh` - this will create a postgres container in which the database will exist 3. `20-create-db.sh` - this will create a postgres container in which the database will exist
- `30-run-rebased.sh` - this creates the main Rebased container and starts the web server on port 5000 (you'll need a reverse proxy (HAProxy, httpd, nginx, etc.) to publish it). At start up, this will check the database and create the appropriate tables and extensions so things will work. 4. `30-run-rebased.sh` - this creates the main Rebased container and starts the web server on port 5000 (you'll need a reverse proxy (HAProxy, httpd, nginx, etc.) to publish it). At start up, this will check the database and create the appropriate tables and extensions so things will work.
- `35-gen-config.sh` - YOU SHOULD ONLY NEED TO RUN THIS ONCE. Will generate a `generated_config.exs` file. Make sure you set the port number correctly (5000, not 4000). Once generated, it should be renamed to `prod.secret.exs` to make it available at run-time 5. `35-gen-config.sh` - YOU SHOULD ONLY NEED TO RUN THIS ONCE. Will generate a `generated_config.exs` file. Make sure you set the port number correctly (5000, not 4000). Once generated, it should be renamed to `prod.secret.exs` to make it available at run-time
- at this point you should re-run `30-run-rebased.sh` 6. at this point you should re-run `30-run-rebased.sh`
- Now, you're instance should be running on your device at port 5000 - test it and find out. 7. Now, you're instance should be running on your device at port 5000 - test it and find out.
- `40-install-soapbox.sh` - this installs the [Soapbox](https://soapbox.pub/) front end - which is where you will log in and ultimately use the system. 8. `40-install-soapbox.sh` - this installs the [Soapbox](https://soapbox.pub/) front end - which is where you will log in and ultimately use the system.
Once the above steps are complete, you're nearly ready to go! The final steps are to Once the above steps are complete, you're nearly ready to go! The final steps are to
1. Create your admin user 1. Create your admin user