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Requirements

Steps to follow

  1.  Create a folder using the command - mkdir freshrss 
  2. Use the command ls to verify the folder was created
  3. Move inside the jellyfin folder using the command cd freshrss
  4.  Next check what what directory you are in using the command pwd
  5.  After running pwd you should see something like /home/[YOUR-USER-NAME]/freshrss printed out. Remember this you will need to know it when updating the docker compose file.
  6. Create a docker-compose.yaml file by running the following command sudo nano docker-compose.yaml

    Docker Compose Command

    version: "2.1" services:   freshrss:     image: lscr.io/linuxserver/freshrss:latest     container_name: freshrss     environment:       - PUID=1000       - PGID=1000       - TZ=Etc/UTC     volumes:       - /path/to/data:/config     ports:       - 80:80     restart: unless-stopped Above is the code  required to deploy FreshRSS

    1. Copy and paste the code above into the docker-compose.yaml file.

    2.  Next we want to edit the line 10  in the docker-compose.yaml file they currently read
             /path/to/data:/config

    3.  Update line 10, so it reads (refer to instruction 5 above if this doesn't make sense or you arent sure what to update with
           /home/[YOUR-USER-NAME]/freshrss:/config

    4. Once everything is copied and pasted in and edited press control+x (at the same time) on your keyboard to exit editing mode.

    5. Press Y then return on your keyboard to save everything

    6. Once you have the compose file setup, run 'sudo docker-compose up -d'

    7. Containers will be setup and created.


Fresh RSS Setup and install

  1. In a browser visit server-local-ip-address:80
  2. Select Language - choose english and then click 'submit' or 'go to next step'
  3. Type of database - choose SQLite
  4. Fill in username and password details. For authentication method choose webform/javascriot