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## Accessing Services
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### Application Access
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To gain shell access to the application container, run the following command:
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```bash
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docker-compose exec -it application bash
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```
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### Clear Cache
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```bash
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docker compose exec -it application php artisan cache:clear
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```
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### Database Access
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To access the MariaDB instance in the database container, run the following command:
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```bash
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docker-compose exec -it database mariadb -u pixelfed -p
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```
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### User Management via CLI in Pixelfed Docker Setup
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To manage users in your Pixelfed instance running in a Docker container, as configured in Kevin Veen-Birkenbach's web-app-pixelfed role, you can follow these steps via the Command Line Interface (CLI):
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1. **Access the Application Container:** First, gain shell access to the Pixelfed application container. Use the command provided in the README:
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```bash
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docker-compose exec -it application bash
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```
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This command lets you access the bash shell inside the `application` Docker container where Pixelfed is running.
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2. **Navigate to Pixelfed Directory:** Once inside the container, navigate to the Pixelfed directory. This is typically the root directory where Pixelfed is installed.
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3. **Use Artisan Commands:** Pixelfed is built on Laravel, so you'll use Laravel's Artisan CLI for user management. Here are some common tasks:
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- **Create a New User:**
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```bash
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php artisan user:create
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```
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This command will prompt you to enter the user's details like username, email, and password.
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- **List Users:**
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```bash
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php artisan user:list
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```
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This command displays a list of all users.
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- **Delete a User:**
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```bash
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php artisan user:delete {username}
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```
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Replace `{username}` with the actual username of the user you wish to delete.
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- **Reset Password:**
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```bash
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php artisan user:reset-password {username}
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```
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This will initiate a password reset process for the specified user.
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4. **Verify and Validate:** Depending on your Pixelfed's configuration, especially if email verification is required, you might need to perform additional steps to verify new accounts or modify user details.
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5. **Exit the Container:** After completing your user management tasks, exit the Docker container shell by typing `exit`.
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### Note:
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- **Commands Variability:** The available Artisan commands can vary based on your version of Pixelfed and Laravel. Always refer to the specific documentation for your version.
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- **Permissions:** Ensure you have the necessary permissions and rights within the Docker container to perform these actions.
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- **Environment Specifics:** The exact paths and commands may vary based on your Docker and Pixelfed setup, as defined in your `docker-compose.yml` and other configuration files.
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This process provides a streamlined way to manage Pixelfed users directly from the CLI in a Dockerized environment, ensuring that you can efficiently administer your Pixelfed instance without needing to access the Pixelfed web interface.
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## Instagram Import Cleanup
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If you have imported posts from Instagram, you can clean up the imported data and files as follows:
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### Database Cleanup
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Run these commands inside your MariaDB shell to remove import related data:
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```bash
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DELETE from import_posts WHERE 1;
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DELETE from import_jobs WHERE 1;
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DELETE from import_datas WHERE 1;
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DELETE from statuses where created_at < "2022-12-01 22:15:39";
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DELETE from media where deleted_at >= "2023-07-28 14:39:05";
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```
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### File System Cleanup
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Run these commands to remove the imported files and trigger the cleanup job:
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```bash
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docker-compose exec -u "www-data" application rm -rv "/var/www/storage/app/imports/1"
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docker-compose exec -u "www-data" application php artisan schedule:run
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```
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## Full Cleanup (Reset)
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For a hard reset, which will delete all data and stop all services, use the following commands:
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```bash
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docker-compose down
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docker volume rm pixelfed_application_data pixelfed_database pixelfed_redis
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```
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## Update Procedure
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To update your Pixelfed instance, navigate to the directory where your `docker-compose.yml` file is located and run these commands:
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```bash
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cd {{ PATH_DOCKER_COMPOSE_INSTANCES }}pixelfed/ &&
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docker-compose down &&
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docker network prune -f &&
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docker-compose pull &&
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docker-compose build &&
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docker-compose -p pixelfed up -d --force-recreate
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```
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## Inspecting the Services
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To see the status of all services or follow the logs, use these commands:
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```bash
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docker-compose ps -a
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docker-compose logs -f
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```
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## Debug
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To debug the system set APP_DEBUG to true, like descriped [here](https://docs.pixelfed.org/technical-documentation/config/).
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```bash
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nano config/app.php
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php artisan cache:clear
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php artisan route:cache
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php artisan view:clear
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php artisan config:cache
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```
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## Modifying files
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```bash
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apt update && apt upgrade && apt install nano
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``` |