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--- eolab:ioa:offline_farmos:installing_farmos [2022/09/28 16:59] – jan001
+++ eolab:ioa:offline_farmos:installing_farmos [2023/01/05 14:38] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 With nano you can now create and edit the configuration file. Nano is a text-editor.
-<file yaml docker-compose.yml>
+<file yml docker-compose.yml>
 version: '3'
 services:
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       - '8080:80'
 </file>
+You are already seeing some of Dockers magic. with "ports" we can define on which port we want our service to be available. Normally farmOS runs on port 80. But with Docker we can just select any port we want. I choose 8080.
+You can leave and save the file in nano by hitting Ctrl+X and select yes by hitting "y".
+We can now test our configuration.
+<cli>
+pi@ioa-webserver:~/farmOS $ docker compose up -d
+</cli>
+You should now be able to go to your own instance of FarmOS by going to your favorite browser and going to the webpage [[http://ioa-webserver.local:8080]]. Make sure you are in the same network as your Pi. "ioa-webserver" is the hostname we defined during the operating system installation.