Added installation guides for redhat linux distributions, includes OTP build guide for fedora. #122
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I've added some guides for installing akkoma on redhat distributions (mainly fedora 36) for both from-source installations and OTP. The OTP guide also includes build instructions to build one that's compatible with fedora and other redhat distros.
Please note that I have not yet double-checked the certbot instructions, considering I use caddy as a reverse proxy which takes care of ssl certificates itself.
Looks pretty accurate, except for one thing
@ -0,0 +148,4 @@```shellsudo cp /opt/akkoma/installation/nginx/akkoma.nginx /etc/nginx/sites-available/akkoma.nginxsudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/akkoma.nginx /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/akkoma.nginxAFAIK Fedora and RHEL (+ derivatives) don't have a
sites-availabledirectory in/etc/nginx, instead using aconf.ddirectory (and I think all files have to end in.conf)Thanks for noticing, I'll update it tonight when I'm back from work. This should already be correct in the OTP build guide, the from-source guide is actually like 90% a copy-paste of the debian guide and I probably skipped over this little bit.
nvm I saw I could just edit it right away in gitea, I fixed the line to match how it is in the redhat otp guide.
wonderful, thanks a lot~
those all read just fine