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# Setup
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After completing this tutorial you'll have your own HedgeDoc instance running.
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We will use [Docker][docker-docs] to accomplish this.
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<!-- markdownlint-disable proper-names -->
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1. Open the terminal of the machine you want to install HedgeDoc on.
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2. Check if you have Docker installed by running `docker --version`.
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The response should contain some version number greater than `20.10.13`.
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- If not please refer to [the Docker install guide][docker-install] to install Docker.
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3. Create a new directory for your HedgeDoc instance: `mkdir -p /opt/hedgedoc`.
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4. Change into the directory with `cd /opt/hedgedoc`.
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5. Download these files:
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- `curl -o .env https://docs.hedgedoc.dev/files/setup-docker/config.env`
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- `curl -o Caddyfile https://docs.hedgedoc.dev/files/setup-docker/Caddyfile`
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- `curl -o docker-compose.yml https://docs.hedgedoc.dev/files/setup-docker/docker-compose.yml`
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6. Open the file `.env` in the editor of your choice (for example with `nano`) and edit the
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following variables:
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- `HD_BASE_URL`: This should contain the full url you intend to run HedgeDoc on (e.g. for the
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demo this would be `https://demo.hedgedoc.org`). If you just want to run HedgeDoc on your
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local machine for now `https://hedgedoc.localhost` should be sufficient for testing.
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- `HD_SESSION_SECRET`: This should contain a long and random secret for your login sessions.
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You can generate it with `pwgen -s 64` or any other way you see fit.
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- `HD_DATABASE_PASS`: This should contain a strong password than `password` for your database.
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You can again use `pwgen -s 64` to generate it.
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7. Start the Docker containers by running `docker compose up -d`.
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8. Navigate your browser to the url you chose in step 6. Your instance is now ready to use.
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<!-- markdownlint-enable proper-names -->
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You can now play around with your HedgeDoc instance and read about next steps
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as either [a new user](#for-users) or [an admin](#for-admins).
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## Next Steps
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### For Users
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- [Creating a user account][tutorials/user]
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- [Creating your first note][tutorials/first-note]
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- [Creating your first presentation][tutorials/first-presentation]
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### For admins
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- [How to use a reverse proxy][reverse-proxying]
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- [How to back up HedgeDoc][backups]
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- [How to use other authentication methods][auth-methods]
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- [Advanced configuration options][config]
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## Troubleshooting
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### Port already used
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```text
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Error response from daemon: driver failed programming external connectivity: Bind for 0.0.0.0:80
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failed: port is already allocated.
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```
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If you see this error, it means there is already something running on your machine that uses
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port `80` or `443`. The easiest fix for this is to stop the other application.
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If you want to run multiple applications on that port on your server you may want to read our guide
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about [reverse proxying][reverse-proxying].
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[docker-docs]: https://docs.docker.com/
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[docker-install]: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/
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[tutorials/user]: user.md
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[tutorials/first-note]: first-note.md
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[tutorials/first-presentation]: first-presentation.md
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[reverse-proxying]: ../how-to/reverse-proxy.md
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[backups]: ../how-to/backup.md
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[auth-methods]: ../how-to/auth.md
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[config]: ../references/config/index.md
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