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Update Ubuntu instructions #142
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On Ubuntu Disco, you can just |
@Dignissi Thanks for the tip. Even though I am on 19 I regularly switch NodeJS version so I personally use |
date: 2018-02-07 | ||
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This formatting has meaning- this blob is essentially yaml, so when you remove those spaces you're turning these variables from being underneath the contributed
key to being top level variables.
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thanks. Will fix and get out the no spray for VS Code
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It looks like this is just tabs being replaced by spaces. They are still indented two times in and is valid YAML:
title: Private server on Ubuntu using MongoDB and Redis
contributed:
name: tedivm
link: https://github.com/tedivm
date: 2018-02-07
Updates Ubuntu instructions with the following changes:
I didn't test all of these steps exactly because I already had a mongodb and redis instance running locally as daemon docker containers. In addition since I was not interested in running as a service I did not test the running-as-a-different-user-as-a-service instructions. However I am currently using PopOS 19, latest stable redis and mongodb and all seem to be working well together.