Hey Everyone!
This is my first post here! The past week I have been working to try to get Dashy installed and running without the need for Docker. There are a lot of hoops that you need to jump though and random issues that I came across. I went into more detail about it on my Reddit post here.
I would like to share my script that I created that automates the entire setup. I am no bash expert, so the script is not perfect and there are some things that probably don't follow "best practices", BUT it works and that's what's important to me. If you would like to run this dashboard on your Proxmox server using a Ubuntu LXC container I have everything on GitHub here with installation instructions.
This script is tested working on LXC Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and LXC Ubuntu 20.10. I have not personally tested it myself but I would imagine this would work any any recent Ubuntu server environment. As stated before, I am no bash expert, so if you use this script and have any ideas on how I could improve it or consolidate it, please let me know!
This is my first post here! The past week I have been working to try to get Dashy installed and running without the need for Docker. There are a lot of hoops that you need to jump though and random issues that I came across. I went into more detail about it on my Reddit post here.
I would like to share my script that I created that automates the entire setup. I am no bash expert, so the script is not perfect and there are some things that probably don't follow "best practices", BUT it works and that's what's important to me. If you would like to run this dashboard on your Proxmox server using a Ubuntu LXC container I have everything on GitHub here with installation instructions.
This script is tested working on LXC Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and LXC Ubuntu 20.10. I have not personally tested it myself but I would imagine this would work any any recent Ubuntu server environment. As stated before, I am no bash expert, so if you use this script and have any ideas on how I could improve it or consolidate it, please let me know!