Post AJ6AdrIrSZgQ7NU07k by mew@arcane.town
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(DIR) Post #AJ6AdrIrSZgQ7NU07k by mew@arcane.town
2022-05-04T04:40:17.869Z
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Good morning! Iām thinking of finally setting up a WriteFreely instance, would be nice to just save some learnings by writing them down
(DIR) Post #AJ6Ads40dHOgTbXec4 by forever@fedi.nullob.si
2022-05-04T04:41:35.937Z
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@mew@arcane.town pretty easy tbh
(DIR) Post #AJ6Adsp9nz6wppbJ6O by forever@fedi.nullob.si
2022-05-04T04:42:20.942Z
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@mew@arcane.town setup for current ver iscurl -Lo writefreely.tar.gz https://github.com/writefreely/writefreely/releases/download/v0.13.1/writefreely_0.13.1_linux_amd64.tar.gztar -xf writefreely.tar.gzcd writefreely./writefreely config start./writefreely keys generate./writefreely --create-admin user:pass./writefreely &literally, that's it
(DIR) Post #AJ6AdtaIygpDC3exai by mew@arcane.town
2022-05-04T05:12:41.503Z
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@forever@fedi.nullob.si nice! I'm still probably going to run it in docker, I have my nginx, certbot, misskey in the same docker-compose, postgresql is only on another server.I have to look into how well mysql uses connections, with postgresql, I have pgbouncer to handle the horizontal scalability~
(DIR) Post #AJ6Adu6Z2kd4o6kisC by forever@fedi.nullob.si
2022-05-04T05:13:22.151Z
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@mew@arcane.town sqlite should be fine
(DIR) Post #AJ6AdukycUxIpRezrc by mew@arcane.town
2022-05-04T05:17:34.667Z
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@forever@fedi.nullob.si yes, sqlite would be more than enough for a single user, but as anyone could register, it wouldn't work very well due to concurrency š
(DIR) Post #AJ6AdvJiXKkEZBuk0u by icedquinn@blob.cat
2022-05-04T05:20:09.356248Z
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@mew @forever multiple users on a single writefreely process are fine because sqlite locks the file on a per-process basis. but there's no multi-master or anything.