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• URL = <http://<your.IP>/freshrss
• Username = dietpi
• Password = <yourGlobalSoftwarePassword> (default: dietpi)

URL = http://<your.IP>/wordpress

The first time you connect, enter the following MySQL database details:

• Database name = wordpress
• Username = wordpress
• Password = your global application password
• Database Host = localhost
• Table Prefix = wp_

URL = http://<your.IP>/gallery

To add your own images:

• Create your image folder

  mkdir /var/www/gallery/MyImageFolder
  

• Put an image file inside your new folder

  wget https://dietpi.com/images/dietpi-logo_192x192.png
  mv dietpi-logo_192x192.png /var/www/gallery/MyImageFolder/
  

Access the setup page:

• URL = http://<your.IP>/baikal/html
• Enter a new admin password for your account, then click the next/save button.

Enter MySQL Details:

• Use MySQL = Yes
• MySQL host = 127.0.0.1
• MySQL database name = baikal
• MySQL username = baikal
• MySQL password = your global software password (default: dietpi)

• URL = http://<your.IP>/baikal/html/admin
• Username = admin
• Password = What you set during first run setup above.

For communicating with Synapse, you can use Element, however any client that supports the Matrix protocol should work.

Synapse is by default set up to be a private server, with no connection to any other servers. To connect to other servers (federate), see https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/blob/develop/docs/federate.md.
Note that frp does not currently work with Synapse.

• Config directory:
  /mnt/dietpi_userdata/synapse
• Main config file:
  /mnt/dietpi_userdata/synapse/homeserver.yaml
• DietPi config override:
  /mnt/dietpi_userdata/synapse/homeserver.yaml.d/00-dietpi.yaml
  This also contains the PostgreSQL database details and that file is hence only readable to root or the synapse user.

To add or change settings, best practice is to create a new override configuration, e.g.:

/mnt/dietpi_userdata/synapse/homeserver.yaml.d/99-local.yaml

For changes to take effect, the service needs to be reloaded:

systemctl reload synapse

The DietPi Synapse implementation creates a systemd service synapse.service to start and control the Synapse server. The following commands can be used:

• Start: systemctl start synapse
• Stop: systemctl stop synapse
• Restart: systemctl restart synapse
• Reload config: systemctl reload synapse
• Print status: systemctl status synapse

Logs are done to the system journal an can be viewed via:

journalctl -u synapse

Since Synapse is installed via Python 3 pip, you can update it via:

pip3 install -U matrix-synapse

The software installs automatically with a default config. Therefore it is necessary to reconfigure it using the microblog-pub script, which loads the environment, and brings up the app’s own configuration wizard.
This circumstance is signalled with the following dialog at the end of the installation process:

To execute this reconfiguration, you can enter the following commands:

exec bash

This starts a new bash where you can execute the configuration script

microblog-pub configure

Remark: You can also easily reboot your system and then execute the microblog-pub configure command without the bash command before.

The microblog.pub configuration file is named profile.toml
and is located there: /mnt/dietpi_userdata/microblog-pub/data/profile.toml.

In case of a full reconfiguration you need to delete this file before starting the microblog-pub configure command.

MediaWiki is accessible via regular HTTP/HTTPS ports 80/443 below the /wiki path:

• URL: http://<your.IP>/wiki

On first access, you need to go through the setup wizard. Enter the following database information:

1. Database type: MariaDB, MySQL, or compatible
2. Database host: localhost
3. Database name: mediawiki
4. Database table prefix: Since we use a dedicated database, you can leave this empty.
5. Database username: mediawiki
6. Database password: <your global password> (default: dietpi)

The next steps allow you to create an admin user to use for subsequent logins and setup wiki details. As last setup step you need to download the generated LocalSettings.php and upload it or copy and paste the content to /var/www/wiki/LocalSettings.php. When done, you can access your wikis main page, login with the previously created admin user and start creating content.

By default, soju listens on the 6667 port, which is the default for plain text (insecure) IRC connections.

The configuration file is /mnt/dietpi_userdata/soju/config. Its structure and configuration options are described in the soju man page.