To setup this up, I’m using a modified version of Anil’s repo. My repo is here. Firstly, clone the repo and run gen-key.sh.
Go to https://tangled.sh/login and click the link to generate an app password. Copy the created password and return to https://tangled.sh/login and sign in using your handle and the newly created app password.
Go to https://tangled.sh/knots, enter your knot hostname and click on generate key. Copy knot.env.template to .env and enter the key in KNOT_SERVER_SECRET. In the same file, also set the server name.
The original Dockerfile didn’t quite work for me as useradd -D (from alpine/busybox) leads to a disabled user which cannot sign in, even over SSH. Instead, I generate a random password for the git user. My diff looks like this:
- adduser -D -u 1000 -G git -h /home/git git && \
+ pw="$(head -c 20 /dev/urandom | base64 | head -c 10)" \
+ printf "$pw\n$pw\n" | \
+ adduser -u 1000 -G git -h /home/git git && \
Run docker compose up -d then check on https://tangled.sh/knots. Click on initialize and wait for the process to complete.
Add a remote repo as normal:
git remote add knot git@git.tunbury.org:mtelvers.tunbury.org/pi-archimedes
Then push as you would to any other remote
git push knot