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 You should start with a fresh install of Ubuntu Server.  You should use the latest LTS version (As of today, 20.04). If you want to use a web host, you can use [[https://www.digitalocean.com/|Digital Ocean]], [[https://www.linode.com/|Linode]] or almost any other Linux VPS provider. You should start with a fresh install of Ubuntu Server.  You should use the latest LTS version (As of today, 20.04). If you want to use a web host, you can use [[https://www.digitalocean.com/|Digital Ocean]], [[https://www.linode.com/|Linode]] or almost any other Linux VPS provider.
  
-I would suggest using a VPS with at least 2GB Ram, even though you can get by with less, I would not recommend this.+It is recommended to use a VPS with at least 2GB Ram for Docker usage.
  
 When creating your Droplet/VM, specify a host name that matches the name the server will use such as foo.synchro.net or foo.bbs.io. When creating your Droplet/VM, specify a host name that matches the name the server will use such as foo.synchro.net or foo.bbs.io.
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 ===== Installing Docker ===== ===== Installing Docker =====
  
-I'm using the [[https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/|instructions from docker.com]] here for x86_64, you can use the instructions on that site for other platforms.+The instructions in this section are copied from docker.org for x86_64, for other platforms [[https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/|click here]].
  
 If using a VPS with root, you can omit the //sudo// portion of the commands below. If using a VPS with root, you can omit the //sudo// portion of the commands below.
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 After installing Synchronet, you should enable the ports that Synchronet expects to use. After installing Synchronet, you should enable the ports that Synchronet expects to use.
  
-    ufw enable  +    ufw allow 80 
-    ufw enable 80 +    ufw allow 443 
-    ufw enable 443 +    ufw allow 1123 
-    ufw enable 1123 +    ufw allow 11235 
-    ufw enable 11235 +    ufw allow 21 
-    ufw enable 21 +    ufw allow 22 
-    ufw enable 22 +    ufw allow 23 
-    ufw enable 23 +    ufw allow 513 
-    ufw enable 513 +    ufw allow 64 
-    ufw enable 64 +    ufw allow 128 
-    ufw enable 128 +    ufw allow 25 
-    ufw enable 25 +    ufw allow 587 
-    ufw enable 587 +    ufw allow 465 
-    ufw enable 465 +    ufw allow 110 
-    ufw enable 110 +    ufw allow 995 
-    ufw enable 995 +    ufw allow 119 
-    ufw enable 119 +    ufw allow 563 
-    ufw enable 563 +    ufw allow 18 
-    ufw enable 18 +    ufw allow 11 
-    ufw enable 11 +    ufw allow 17 
-    ufw enable 17 +    ufw allow 79 
-    ufw enable 79 +    ufw allow 6667
-    ufw enable 6667+
  
 ===== Remote Editing ===== ===== Remote Editing =====
  
-In order to make life easier, I would recommend installing [[https://code.visualstudio.com/download|Visual Studio Code]] and then install the [[https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode-remote.vscode-remote-extensionpack|Remote Development]] extension pack, which will allow for SSH and WSL remote editing.+In order to make life easier, you may consider installing [[https://code.visualstudio.com/download|Visual Studio Code]] and then install the [[https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode-remote.vscode-remote-extensionpack|Remote Development]] extension pack, which will allow for SSH and WSL remote editing.
  
-I have the following contents in //~/sbbs/.vscode/settings.json// in order to make dealing with BBS (code page 437) formatted files a bit easier.  This allows me to hit F1, type `Remote-SSH` and see a list of options for connecting to remote ssh hosts.+The following contents in //sbbs/.vscode/settings.json// will make using VS Code easier and align well with the files in your //sbbs// directory.
  
     {     {
-      "files.encoding": "cp437", 
-      "editor.rulers": [ 
-        76, 
-        80 
-      ], 
-      "editor.formatOnSave": true, 
-      "editor.tabSize": 2, 
-      "editor.renderControlCharacters": true, 
       "files.associations": {       "files.associations": {
-        "*.ssjs": "javascript"+        "*.ssjs": "javascript",
       },       },
-      "[javascript]": { +      "[plaintext]": { 
-        "editor.defaultFormatter": "vscode.typescript-language-features", +        "files.encoding": "cp437", 
-        "editor.renderControlCharacters": false, +        "editor.renderControlCharacters": true,
-        "files.encoding": "utf8", +
-      }, +
-      "[json]": { +
-        "files.encoding": "utf8", +
-        "editor.renderControlCharacters": false, +
-      }, +
-      "[css]": { +
-        "files.encoding": "utf8", +
-        "editor.renderControlCharacters": false, +
-      }, +
-      "[html]": { +
-        "files.encoding": "utf8", +
-        "editor.renderControlCharacters": false, +
-      }, +
-      "[ini]": { +
-        "files.encoding": "utf8", +
-        "editor.renderControlCharacters": false,+
       }       }
     }     }
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 ===== See Also ===== ===== See Also =====
   * [[:howto:|howto index]]   * [[:howto:|howto index]]

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