1. git clone --recursive
2. Replace IP addresses in docker-compose.yml:
   • Search and replace 203.0.113.1 with the IPv4 address you want nginx to listen on
   • Search and replace 2001:db8::1 with the IPv6 address you want nginx to listen on
   • You can remove lines with either if you don't want to listen on IPv4 or IPv6
3. How do you want to connect to YouTube?
   • If you want to rotate IPv6, replace the subnet in reset.sh
     • This rotates your ipv6 to bypass ratelimits. It's only effective with subnets larger than /64, the larger the better.
     • Replace 2001:db8::/32 with your subnet.
     • Uncomment the two lines of course
     • You must also install pyroute2. It's on pypi or apt install python3-pyroute2 on debian
   • If you want to use gluetun, uncomment everything below gluetun: and the two lines network_mode and depends_on
     • By default uses WireGuard config in wg0.conf in base directory
   • If something else, you should know what you're doing
4. Set the companion secret key in config.toml
5. cd to nginx/ and:
   • openssl dhparam -out dhparam.pem 3072 (takes up to a few minutes, you can do other steps in the meantime)
   • openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -noenc -out snakeoil.pem -keyout snakeoil.key (keep pressing Enter)
   • If opted in to gluetun, search and replace companion with gluetun in conf.d/companion.conf
6. ./reset.sh
7. Issue a certificate, steps here
8. Schedule reset.sh. This rotates your IP, updates containers, and it's generally a good practice to auto restart.
   If you have multiple companions, you should make them restart at different minutes. Like if you have 0 here you should have 30 elsewhere.
   This restarts every 3 hours (*/3). If you have a dirtier IP, it'll probably too infrequently for you.

   @reboot sleep 30s && cd /opt/invidious-companion && ./reset.sh
   0 */3 * * * cd /opt/invidious-companion && ./reset.sh
   

TODOs:

• Automate all (well, almost) above
• reset.sh only when companion up, currently it brings up no matter what