@spiderrobotpig That's part of the configuration that goes in /etc/nginx/nginx.cfg

@ashkitten we don't have nginx.cfg

we do have nginx.conf

@spiderrobotpig oh I goofed it's nginx.conf

@spiderrobotpig Don't bother with docker if you have no experience with it :)

@ashkitten That's a relief

@ashkitten So, we dunno how important this is, but it says peer authentification failed when we try to log in as mastodon

@spiderrobotpig Peer authentication failed? when you do sudo su - mastodon?

@ashkitten no, when we try sudo -u postgres psql -U mastodon

when we try sudo su - mastodon, it says there's no password

@spiderrobotpig I'm really confused, and without access to the system I'm not sure how well I can help

@ashkitten How would we give you access to the system? It's a fresh install basically so there's not really even anything on it

@ashkitten WE THINK WE GET IT

@spiderrobotpig yay!

@ashkitten Okay, now we're stuck cos the Ruby is the wrong version cos we need 2.4.1.

So we're going to try and get that fixed.

PROGRESS

@spiderrobotpig yayyyyy

@ashkitten Yah, but it's weird cos it's already installed?

So do we update the nginx.conf?

@spiderrobotpig If you've executed the rbenv init line and you've installed the ruby version and you're in the project directory, rbenv should pick up the version you want

@ashkitten Maybe we need to install it again in that directory?

Gonna try that

@spiderrobotpig okay

@ashkitten It's still giving us the 2.3.3 error OMG

@spiderrobotpig try doing rbenv local 2.4.1

@ashkitten Nope >.>

Tried rbenv global too

@spiderrobotpig yikes, idk...

@ashkitten found something we're going to figure it out

@spiderrobotpig how's it going?

@ashkitten Not great tbh

Still giving us the wrong ruby version even though we've modified everything

@spiderrobotpig Try uninstalling the system ruby

@ashkitten We can do that?

How

@spiderrobotpig Probably sudo apt-get remove or something

@ashkitten It's working now for some reason

@spiderrobotpig yayyyyy

@spiderrobotpig let me know when you get it up and running :)

@ashkitten Okay, last question we think?

What are we supposed to do with the email thing?

@spiderrobotpig Email thing... Set up an account somewhere (I used sendgrid.com) and copy the SMTP info from

@ashkitten Also, rake secret isn't working, and we dunno what to do for the bottom 3

# Service dependencies
REDIS_HOST=redis
REDIS_PORT=6379
DB_HOST=db
DB_USER=mastodon
DB_NAME=mastodon
DB_PASS=SHHHHHHHHH
DB_PORT=5432 (Dunno this?)

# Federation
LOCAL_DOMAIN=witches.academy
LOCAL_HTTPS=true

# Application secrets
# Generate each with the `rake secret` task (`docker-compose run --rm web rake $
PAPERCLIP_SECRET=
SECRET_KEY_BASE=
OTP_SECRET=

@spiderrobotpig DB_PASS should be blank. Use bundle exec rake secret instead.

@spiderrobotpig note: two separate instructions, not to be mixed

@ashkitten *nodnod*

@ashkitten /etc/systemd/system/mastodon-web.service

doesn't exist?

WE ARE SO CLOSE DANG IT

@spiderrobotpig You need to create it :)

@ashkitten We're getting a 503 occasionally is that good?

otherwise we goofed somewhere

@spiderrobotpig 503 where?

@ashkitten when we try to access the site

@ashkitten http://witches.academy/

it seems to be very not working

@ashkitten Although it is linking when we add it now which is interesting

@spiderrobotpig @ashkitten you need to create it

@ashkitten @spiderrobotpig sorry, that was old

@spiderrobotpig for the nginx.conf you just replace whatever's in the http block with the bit in the tutorial

@ashkitten That makes sense. We'll do that while the rest of this is working again

@spiderrobotpig Probably have to setup a VPN... not sure how much work that'd be... We're sorry for making this more than it needs to be.

@ashkitten And when we do this:

sudo -u postgres psql -U mastodon -h 127.0.0.1

It says the database doesn't exist