We use a [private recipe](https://git.coopcloud.tech/RTM/rtm-astro-recipe) to deploy this website, you will need to update the version in the compose.yml file and redoploy. This step needs wireguard to be activated.
We use a [private recipe](https://git.coopcloud.tech/RTM/rtm-astro-recipe) to deploy this website. This step needs Wireguard to be activated (download Wireguard ask Sootie's owner to create a config for you and give you Docker permissions). The following examples will assume your name in Sootie's config is "blueberry"!
You will need to have wget (`brew install wget` on mac) and [abra](https://docs.coopcloud.tech/abra/) installed.
Create an SSH key to use with Sootie with the following command. Take note of the file where you save the key. The following examples will assume it is saved to `rtm` and that the `.ssh` directory is within `Users/blueberrys-machine/`.
can be somethings like: ssh-copy-id -i $HOME/.ssh/rtm.pub blueberry@resisttechmonopolies.online
Also adding a note to replace blueberry with the reader's Sootie's username would also be helpful
can be somethings like: `ssh-copy-id -i $HOME/.ssh/rtm.pub blueberry@resisttechmonopolies.online`
Also adding a note to replace `blueberry` with the reader's Sootie's username would also be helpful
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Nice work, no reservations just a couple of nitty comments that you can defer or take care of before merge if you have the spoons
@@ -69,3 +69,3 @@## Update recipeWe use a [private recipe](https://git.coopcloud.tech/RTM/rtm-astro-recipe) to deploy this website, you will need to update the version in the compose.yml file and redoploy. This step needs wireguard to be activated.We use a [private recipe](https://git.coopcloud.tech/RTM/rtm-astro-recipe) to deploy this website. This step needs Wireguard to be activated (download Wireguard ask Sootie's owner to create a config for you and give you Docker permissions). The following examples will assume your name in Sootie's config is "blueberry"!nit: should be "and ask"
@@ -72,0 +72,4 @@You will need to have wget (`brew install wget` on mac) and [abra](https://docs.coopcloud.tech/abra/) installed.Create an SSH key to use with Sootie with the following command. Take note of the file where you save the key. The following examples will assume it is saved to `rtm` and that the `.ssh` directory is within `Users/blueberrys-machine/`.I propose we say "the
.sshdirectory is in your home directory (echo $HOME)"@@ -72,3 +81,3 @@First update the version number in```ssh-copy-id -i Users/blueberrys-machine/.ssh/rtm.pub blueberry@resisttechmonopolies.onlinecan be somethings like:
ssh-copy-id -i $HOME/.ssh/rtm.pub blueberry@resisttechmonopolies.onlineAlso adding a note to replace
blueberrywith the reader's Sootie's username would also be helpful@@ -75,0 +85,4 @@```In the `Users/blueberrys-machine/.ssh/config` file (which you may have to create if it does not exist), paste the following:just make sure to replace all occurences of
Users/blueberrys-machinewith$HOMElol