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I got the k8s version of this setup tonight. Here are my notes. Maybe they'll help make good docs.
Setup a k8s version of the ./sbot file that you use for docker. Unfortunately vi vim or similar are missing from the image (which makes sense)
./sbot
$ echo "#!/bin/bash" > sbot $ echo "SSB_APPNAME=mm MM_SSB_HOST=127.0.0.1 sbot \$@" >> sbot
You can get your ID from here:
./sbot whoami
You can name yourself here:
./sbot publish --type about --about $MY_ID --name $MY_PUB_NAME
You can accept the invite of another pub (so they will push out the things you sync to them) like this:
./sbot invite.accept $OTHER_PUB_INVITE_HERE
You can follow the other pub like this:
./sbot publish --type contact --contact $OTHER_PUB_ID --following
Generate an invite
./sbot invite.create 1
That's what I did to get my system running, after editing the config as mentioned in the README.
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I got the k8s version of this setup tonight. Here are my notes. Maybe they'll help make good docs.
Setup a k8s version of the
./sbot
file that you use for docker. Unfortunately vi vim or similar are missing from the image (which makes sense)You can get your ID from here:
You can name yourself here:
You can accept the invite of another pub (so they will push out the things you sync to them) like this:
You can follow the other pub like this:
Generate an invite
That's what I did to get my system running, after editing the config as mentioned in the README.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: