renatolond / mastodon-twitter-poster

Crossposter to post statuses between Mastodon and Twitter
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How do I make myself admin? #911

Closed VanillaChief closed 1 year ago

VanillaChief commented 1 year ago

Firstly, I wanted to say that your documentation is really well written. It is a complex system with a lot of moving parts, like you wrote, but it was really easy to set this up with Docker on my NAS with your guide. The only thing I don't understand is how to make myself admin. It states to run this command:

FEDIVERSE_USERNAME=your_user@your.domain.com RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake crossposter:make_admin

but something is missing because I can't just copy and paste it (with my username entered, of course) like the rest of the commands in the Docker guide. Maybe you could make the guide here more detailed?

renatolond commented 1 year ago

Hey, I'm not sure since I don't run it in docker myself, but I believe you could run the command by doing something like:

docker-compose run --rm web FEDIVERSE_USERNAME=your_user@your.domain.com RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake crossposter:make_admin

Can you try that and see if it works?

rasos commented 1 year ago

Environment variables need to be set with the -e option, so this is the way to make a user an admin with Docker:

 docker-compose run -e FEDIVERSE_USERNAME=your_user@your.domain.com --rm web bundle exec rake crossposter:make_admin

You might need to do a docker stop mastodon-twitter-poster_web_run_1 first if you started it with -d as a daemon.

amatriain commented 1 year ago

you can also run

docker exec -it web sh

to enter the docker container command shell. Once there you can run

FEDIVERSE_USERNAME=your_user@your.domain.com RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake crossposter:make_admin

and then exit to get back out of the container command line.