document environment variables
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Edit `default.yml` and `docker.env` according to the instructions in the files. Edit `default.yml` and `docker.env` according to the instructions in the files.
You will need to set the database host to `db` and Redis host to `redis` in order to use the internal container network for these services. You will need to set the database host to `db` and Redis host to `redis` in order to use the internal container network for these services.
Edit `docker-compose.yml` if necessary. (e.g. if you want to change the port). Edit `docker-compose.yml` if necessary. (e.g. if you want to change the port).
If you are using SELinux (eg. you're on Fedora or a RHEL derivative), you'll want to add the `Z` mount flag to the volume mounts to allow the containers to access the contents of those volumes. If you are using SELinux (eg. you're on Fedora or a RHEL derivative), you'll want to add the `Z` mount flag to the volume mounts to allow the containers to access the contents of those volumes.
Also check out the [Configure Foundkey](./install.md#configure-foundkey) section in the ordinary installation instructions.
## Build and initialize ## Build and initialize
The following command will build FoundKey and initialize the database. The following command will build FoundKey and initialize the database.
This will take some time. This will take some time.

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### Changing the default Reaction ### Changing the default Reaction
You can change the default reaction that is used when an ActivityPub "Like" is received from '👍' to '⭐' by changing the boolean value `meta.useStarForReactionFallback` in the databse respectively. You can change the default reaction that is used when an ActivityPub "Like" is received from '👍' to '⭐' by changing the boolean value `meta.useStarForReactionFallback` in the databse respectively.
### Environment variables
There are some behaviour changes which can be accomplished using environment variables.
|variable name|meaning|
|---|---|
|`FK_ONLY_QUEUE`|If set, only the queue processing will be run. The frontend will not be available. Cannot be combined with `FK_ONLY_SERVER` or `FK_DISABLE_CLUSTERING`.|
|`FK_ONLY_SERVER`|If set, only the frontend will be run. Queues will not be processed. Cannot be combined with `FK_ONLY_QUEUE` or `FK_DISABLE_CLUSTERING`.|
|`FK_NO_DAEMONS`|If set, the server statistics and queue statistics will not be run.|
|`FK_DISABLE_CLUSTERING`|If set, all work will be done in a single thread instead of different threads for frontend and queue. (not recommended)|
|`FK_WITH_LOG_TIME`|If set, a timestamp will be appended to all log messages.|
|`FK_SLOW`|If set, all requests will be delayed by 3s. (not recommended, useful for testing)|
|`FK_LOG_LEVEL`|Sets the log level. Messages below the set log level will be suppressed. Available log levels are `quiet` (suppress all), `error`, `warning`, `success`, `info`, `debug`.|
If the `NODE_ENV` environment variable is set to `testing`, then the flags `FK_DISABLE_CLUSTERING` and `FK_NO_DAEMONS` will always be set, and the log level will always be `quiet`.
## Build FoundKey ## Build FoundKey
Build foundkey with the following: Build foundkey with the following: