@kai sure I did. no need for chroot, just put it into a different directory, change the port in the config, modify the service file and you should be good to go
@rin wow, that's awesome!
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Should be no problem, I think you can change which port it listens on.
@kai
Not tried but would use docker with a nginx Reverse Proxy and pleroma Containers
Not tried but would use docker with a nginx Reverse Proxy and pleroma Containers
@kai yes it's possible
@kai yes. it works, with docker.
@kai
I suppose you could run virtualization on the VPS itself but at that point why not just get another VPS 🤣
I suppose you could run virtualization on the VPS itself but at that point why not just get another VPS 🤣
@mitchconner that was my plan, but I think Clear Linux's performance enhancements make it a target of some sort of VPS watchdog service.
@kai
Your VPS is running Clear Linux? *Laughs in AMD*
Your VPS is running Clear Linux? *Laughs in AMD*
@mitchconner I believe the 64 bit architecture is licensed from AMD 😋
@kai Never tried but reading the configuration file, I see that you can configure the name of the database, the TCP port, etc, so it should work.