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fixed install and setup commands
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Ryan Prather
2026-03-27 14:43:51 -04:00
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@@ -28,11 +28,12 @@ This was my first publicly available docker container so I did not realize what
5. [`compose.shared-db.yml`](https://gitea.rkprather.com/ryan/sermon-notes/raw/branch/main/docker/compose.shared-db.yml) - compose file with no database image because you are planning on using an existing database container or bare metal server
4. Pull the image `docker pull gitea.rkprather.com/ryan/sermon-notes:latest`
5. **NOTE: IF UPGRADING SKIP THIS STEP!!!** - Run the setup script, this will setup your .env file so that when you start the container everything will be where it is supposed to be.
- `docker run --rm -it -v ${PWD}/.env:/var/www/html/.env gitea.rkprather.com/ryan/sermon-notes:latest /var/www/html/setup.php --{database-type} {--shared}`
- `docker run --rm -it -v ${PWD}/.env:/var/www/html/.env gitea.rkprather.com/ryan/sermon-notes:latest php /var/www/html/setup.php --{database-type} {--shared}`
- `{database-type}` = `sqlite`, `mysql`, `mariadb`, or `pgsql`
- If you intend on this being connected to a shared database make sure that you specify `--shared`.
6. Start the container with compose `docker compose up -d`
7. **NOTE: IF UPGRADING SKIP THIS STEP!!!** Run `docker exec -it sermon-notes /var/www/html/install.php`. This will run the `php composer` to populate the database with all the desired reference material.
7. **NOTE: IF UPGRADING SKIP THIS STEP!!!** Run `docker exec -it sermon-notes php /var/www/html/install.php`. This will run the `php composer` to populate the database with all the desired reference material.
- NOTE: You will see deprecation warnings, you can ignore these
8. Once complete you have a running system that you can navigate to in your browser with `http://{ip}:{port}`|`http://{hostname}:{port}`. Then you just need to register for an account. The first account that is created is made an admin so that you can access the `Reference Editor` and update any reference material if necessary.
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