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## Installation
Installation is done with docker-compose. The default docker-compose file installs a nginx server with certbot certificates mechanisms, and listens to ports 80 and 443.
If you have your own server, use docker-compose-joplin-only.yml (*todo*). Have a look to [the containers](#components).
If you have your own server, use [docker-compose-joplin-only.yml](https://github.com/joplin-vieweb/joplin-vieweb/blob/main/docker-compose-joplin-only.yml). Have a look to [the containers](#components).
* Prerequisites: your linux system has docker and docker-compose installed
* Enable docker service at system startup
* Get docker-compose.yml *(either you clone this git repo, or you copy [the file](https://github.com/joplin-vieweb/joplin-vieweb/blob/main/docker-compose.yml) somewhere)*
* Edit the 3 variables (x-common-variables block) at the top of docker-compose file:
* ORIGINS: write the domain and/or IP address (only those origins are allowed to access joplin-vieweb)
* ORIGINS: write the domain and/or IP address (only those origins are allowed to access joplin-vieweb)
Exemple:
```yaml
x-common-variables: &common-variables
ORIGINS: "'http://localhost:8080', 'http://192.168.21.1:8080'"
```
or
```yaml
x-common-variables: &common-variables
ORIGINS: "'https://your_domain.com', 'https://12.34.56.78'"
CERT_DOMAIN: your_domain.com
CERT_MAIL: you@zaclys.net
```
* If you use nginx and certbot containers:
* CERT_DOMAIN: your domain so let's encrypt can contact (IP address doesn't work: you need a domain)
* CERT_MAIL: a mail needed by let's encrypt.
* If you don't use nginx ans certbot container (if you use docker-compose-joplin-only.yml):
* Change \<PORT-TO-YOUR-PROXY\> to fit your proxy setup.
* And "run"
```bash
sudo systemctl enable docker