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Installing Satyr

A more detailed walkthrough.

System Dependencies

Install ffmpeg and mysql through your distribution's package manager. See this page for instructions on install node. Compatible versions are >=10. Nightly builds may fail to compile some of the native addons.

Installing Satyr

Clone the repository and change to the directory

git clone https://gitlab.com/knotteye/satyr.git
cd satyr

Install nodejs dependencies

npm install

Run the setup script to generate a config file and database setup.

npm run setup

Look over the generated config file in config/generated.toml, and move it to config/local.toml when you're satisfied. Run the setup script for the database.

sudo mysql
source install/db_setup.sql;

Compile the code and start the server.

npm run build
npm start

It is reccomended that you run Satyr behind a TLS terminating reverse proxy, like nginx. An example systemd service is provided at install/satyr.service. It assumes you've installed satyr into /opt/satyr, and created a satyr user with the home directory /var/lib/satyr for the purpose of running the service.

Updating Satyr

Updating should be as simple as pulling the latest code and dependencies, then building and restarting the server.

git pull
npm i
npm run build

Then restart the server.

Migrating Satyr

To backup and restore, you will need to export the mysqlDB. Restore the new database from the backup, then copy the config/local.toml file and the site directory to the new install.