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I just got this setup using Docker on https://fly.io https://fly.io. It's running with wayyyy less resources than the github suggested. I am on a shared cpu wi

I just got this setup using Docker on https://fly.io https://fly.io. It's running with wayyyy less resources than the github suggested. I am on a shared cpu with 512mb of ram running the container. Could be a little simpler to setup, if the docs provided a docker run example without the shell scripts. Also has some duplicate env variables. For anyone interested, I shared it in the discord: https://discord.com/channels/1207024379549061120/1207050328063610923/1210367154709463040 https://discord.com/channels/1207024379549061120/12070503280... Overall super cool. My profile page says I am using an invalid handle, but otherwise it works, and I see it requesting my server for things.

crossroadsguy 3y ago
You have shared a discord link. Does it allow publicly accessible links now? I was shown a login/signup screen.
- zackify 3y ago
  The invite link is in the blog post. Assuming anyone can go to it after joining. In the example I just hard code the env variables to demonstrate, but you’d want them in secrets after testing it out.
  - slily 3y ago
    In case you are unaware, it's considered poor etiquette to share links to login-walled social networks, and something like Discord that forces you to join a chatroom with unknown implications (it may trigger a message drawing attention to you, it may require account verification, it may require manual action from a moderator, etc.) just to access some information, all that on top of requiring an account to view anything, is far worse. You can easily share information through one of the countless Pastebin clones out there.
    - zackify 3y ago
      I only did it because they’re requiring anyone who wants to launch their own self hosted install, to join this exact discord and fill out an application form…. So anyone who wants to run this, has to join that discord anyway. You can find it in the blog post.
      - slily 3y ago
        I see, I thought that was their support platform for people who can't figure it out from their docs and GitHub. There goes my plan to try out self-hosting.

crossroadsguy 3y ago

You have shared a discord link. Does it allow publicly accessible links now? I was shown a login/signup screen.

zackify 3y ago
The invite link is in the blog post. Assuming anyone can go to it after joining. In the example I just hard code the env variables to demonstrate, but you’d want them in secrets after testing it out.
- slily 3y ago
  In case you are unaware, it's considered poor etiquette to share links to login-walled social networks, and something like Discord that forces you to join a chatroom with unknown implications (it may trigger a message drawing attention to you, it may require account verification, it may require manual action from a moderator, etc.) just to access some information, all that on top of requiring an account to view anything, is far worse. You can easily share information through one of the countless Pastebin clones out there.
  - zackify 3y ago
    I only did it because they’re requiring anyone who wants to launch their own self hosted install, to join this exact discord and fill out an application form…. So anyone who wants to run this, has to join that discord anyway. You can find it in the blog post.
    - slily 3y ago
      I see, I thought that was their support platform for people who can't figure it out from their docs and GitHub. There goes my plan to try out self-hosting.