Instructions in section 10 about optionally enabling free HTTPS / SSL point to the Let's Encrypt guide. The Let's Encrypt guide indicates that following this standard installation guide automatically enables Let's Encrypt. I'm proposing a slight change to make it more clear that Let's Encrypt is automatically installed, unless the user skipped that configuration.
The files in the containers directory may include secrets -- such as
credentials for sending email. Previously, those could be world-
readable depending on umask.
* [WIP] Simplification of install Guide
Working with @osioke to simplify a few pain areas of the install guide.
Still a Work in progress, More changes incoming.
* Update install wording and links
To improve how it reads for a non-technical user looking to start their first Discourse community
* Update community install link
Update community install link to point to the Meta marketplace so more community contributors can help installs
* Copyedit for Branch change from master to main
* Some minor copyedits
Changes references from master to main
Changes a few commands from `apt-get` to just `apt` and from `yum` to `dnf`
Also added first party reference to yum-cron
Added a small note and steps to perform rebuilds
* Copyedits take #2
more refined details
* Revert community install link and copyedits
Revert community install link, fix typo and add a link to the migration guide
* Remove optional info on maxmind
Remove optional info on maxmind to really simplify the guide and reduce the "yet another thing to configure" issue for self hosters
* fix capitalization
Co-authored-by: Osioke Itseuwa <osioke@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Rishabh <rishabhn@protonmail.com>
`discourse-setup` will install Docker. Several people lately have had trouble with a `|` getting turned into a `>` when trying to `curl` the site into `sh`.
Also, the recommended `git clone` command will create `/var/discourse`, so don't tell people to make that directory, as that too can be confusing.
When I last exercised this procedure, the Digital Ocean UI defaulted to
'Ubuntu 18.04 x64', not 16.04 as it once did. 18.04 -- Bionic Beaver --
is the latest Ubuntu LTS release.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
