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README.md

  1. Fill in .env
  2. If you want to use gluetun:
    • in docker-compose.yml, uncomment everything under gluetun: and the two lines network_mode and depends_on
    • Put wg0.conf in the root directory
  3. Set up nameservers (records pointing to companion) and wait until it's live
  4. ./scripts/install.sh
  5. The companion should be accessible at your domain with a self-signed cert.
    To get a real one do ./scripts/issue_cert.sh
  6. Schedule reset.sh. This rotates your IP, updates containers, and it's generally a good practice to auto restart.
    This restarts every hour:00. You can change it, if you want to. / If you have multiple companions, you should make them restart at different times. 
    @reboot sleep 30s && cd /opt/invidious-companion/scripts/reset.sh
0 * * * * cd /opt/invidious-companion/scripts/reset.sh