Setting up self hosting on Proxmox

[JVKeller]

I'm at the point where I'm at the login screen for self hosting a cal.com dev instance.

I started a page to document the steps I took in case anyone is interested or would like to contribute to streamline the process.

https://github.com/JVKeller/cal.com-proxmox

Feel free to chime in over there to keep the cal.com discussion board for their needs.
Legitimate bugs we can report here for them to help with!

[fabforms]

How do I install cal.com on a Linux machine
I am using digital ocean

[JVKeller]

If it's Debian based, the same as I started to outline but you works have to have use sudo

[fabforms]

I'm getting a 404 on your link above

If I'm self hosting should I not be pulling this down form a docker image on docker hub
So it runs without all these dependency issues

[JVKeller]

Fixed the link.

You will still need all the dependencies and docker. It looks like yarn builds it and then runs in a docker container.

[JVKeller]

Well. No matter what I tried, I could not get past the "favicon.ico/route:" error.

I'm going to try the Docker setup now. I see 2 or 3 different sets of official instructions for this... First round gave me the 500 Error. Doens't seem to be connecting to the database. Trying another method now.

@fabforms Have you gotten anywhere?

[fabforms]

No Cant believe how hard it is to install a piece of software never mind change the code yet Still not installed How many active installations are out there apart from cal.com Sent from Proton Mail Android

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[JVKeller]

Making changes to the code isn't hard if you know how to code, I don't, and have the right environment set up, that, I do! Using VSCode and an ssh connection, then using the clone method we did is fine. For a developer...

I got it set up now. I ended up falling back to the docker version,, which wasn't too much different, but containerized. Not just files in a directory like the regular repository. Again, having VSCode and ssh into the server helps visualize how everything is connected.

I'll go back and add the steps I took on my page when I can get the time. The best directions seemed to be the process on the cal.com website.