bakape / shamichan

anonymous realtime imageboard focused on high performance and transparent moderation
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shamichan

anonymous realtime imageboard focused on high performance, free speech and transparent moderation

Platforms: Linux, Docker

License: GNU GPLv3

The master branch is currently undergoing active breaking changes towards shamichan v7. If you intend to deploy shamichan, please use the v6 branch.

Runtime dependencies

Docker

Shamichan can be deployed in a self-contained Docker container.

Simply run

docker run --restart unless-stopped -d --network host --mount type=bind,source=$image_dir,destination=/shamichan/images ghcr.io/bakape/shamichan -d $DB

where:

Building from source

Native installation.

For installing shamichan directly onto a server follow the steps bellow. A reference list of commands can be found in ./docs/installation.md

Build dependencies

NB: Ubuntu patches to ffmpeg on some Ubuntu versions <19.10 break image processing. In that case please compile from unmodified ffmpeg sources using:

sudo apt build-dep ffmpeg
git clone https://git.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg.git ffmpeg
cd ffmpeg
git checkout n4.1
./configure
make -j`nproc`
sudo make install

Compilation

Run make

Setup

Deployment

shamichan can be started in debug mode simply with ./shamichan. Configurations are split between shamichan instance configurations and server instance configurations, which are required to start the server and connect to the database. The shamichan instance configurations are stored in the database, but server instance configurations are optionally loaded from a config.json file on server start. A sample configuration file can be found under docs/config.json. Documentation for this file is available under docs/config.jsonc.

It is recommended to serve shamichan behind a reverse proxy like NGINX or Apache with properly configured TLS settings. A sample NGINX configuration file can be found in docs/.

Initial instance configuration

Development

TODO: note about compile-time query checking and how to support it