Ubuntu/Debian

Almost identical installation to a windows device although this focus more on CLI for linux machines.

Steps:

• Step 1 : Install NGINX/PHP/MySQL
  • Ubuntu 22.04 Guide
  • Ubuntu 20.04 Guide
  • Debian 10 Guide
  • CentOS 8 Guide
  • * Remember: PHP must be version 8 or newer.
• Step 2 : Download latest version
  • https://github.com/storjdashboard/storjdashboard-internal/tags
    zip | tar.gz
• Step 3 : Upload to FTP or transfer files to your public(www) folder.
  • This will work inside any folder.
  • Edit /cfg.php - needs to be edited to reflect the true root pathway.
    $root_dir = "/var/www/html/.[FOLDER].";
  • Edit /Connections/sql.php - needs to have the correct server ip, username and password including database.
  • Load your path in a browser (example: http://192.168.0.100/folder)
    You should automatically be redirected to the 'install' folder where it will run some testing.
    • You might see some fails on this page. This is normal for the start of the setup. You may see a link directing you to 'Create DB'. If you do, follow this link to continue creating your database.
• Step 4 : Run configuration file.
  • example: http://192.168.0.100/folder/install
    also if you load your folder directory you should be taken to the install directory if the install folder exists.
  • if your database is not configured you can use the wizard page to complete this.
    example: http://192.168.0.100/folder/install/db_setup.php
    This will also create your admin login account.

Windows

Almost identical installation to a windows device although this focus more on CLI for linux machines.

Steps:

• Step 1 : Install APACHE/PHP/MySQL
  • WAMP Server
• Step 2 : Download latest version
  • https://github.com/storjdashboard/storjdashboard-internal/tags
    zip | tar.gz
• Step 3 : Upload to FTP or transfer files to your public(www) folder.
  • This will work inside any folder.
  • /cfg.php file needs to be edited to reflect the true root pathway.
    $root_dir = "c:\httpdocs\website1\.[FOLDER].";
  • Edit /Connections/sql.php - needs to have the correct server ip, username and password including database.
  • Load your path in a browser (example: http://192.168.0.100/folder)
    You should automatically be redirected to the 'install' folder where it will run some testing.
    • You might see some fails on this page. This is normal for the start of the setup. You may see a link directing you to 'Create DB'. If you do, follow this link to continue creating your database.
• Step 4 : Run configuration file.
  • example: http://192.168.0.100/folder/install
    also if you load your folder directory you should be taken to the install directory if the install folder exists.
  • if your database is not configured you can use the wizard page to complete this.
    example: http://192.168.0.100/folder/install/db_setup.php
    This will also create your admin login account.

Node Management

Almost identical installation to a windows device although this focus more on CLI for linux machines.

• Add Node
  • 
    Nodes > Add
  • 
    Add node details.
• Edit Node
  • 
    Click the edit icon on the dashboard screen
  • 
    Edit the details and then click 'Update'
    ** Note: 'Delete Node' appears within the edit screen.
• Delete Node
  • 
    A confirmation box will appear upon clicking this Delete Node button.

Docker management

Almost identical installation to a windows device although this focus more on CLI for linux machines.

Configuration is required to amend the standard docker initial start instruction.

• Ubuntu
  • SSH into your machine
  • sudo nano /lib/systemd/system/docker.service
  • 
    -H tcp://0.0.0.0:4243  added to the end of the ExecStart command.
    You can change -H tcp://0.0.0.0:4243  to  -H tcp://127.0.0.1:4243  if this works better for you.
    Providing you do not open your port   4243   to the world on your router your docker will remain safe.
  • If you have your storagenode running (check by doing DOCKER PS ) you will need to stop it for a moment.
  • run command - systemctl daemon-reload
  • run command - sudo service docker restart
  • dont forget to start your storagenode.
• Add Docker
  • 
    Docker > Add
  • 
    Enter the details for your docker setup remembering to use your internal IP address or 127.0.0.1
• Edit Docker
  • 
    You will see the edit icon next to each docker management console added.
  • 
    Edit in the same way as editing a node.
    **Note: This is also where the delete docker agent is.
• View Docker
  • 
    Docker > View
  • 
    Clicking the IP:Port link on the docker view screen will show you all containers running in this docker.
• Delete Docker
  • 
    Docker > [edit icon] - will show you the Delete Docker Agent button.
    You will be prompted to confirm this action.