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Software Freedom Kosova

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	Over the years, SFK has welcomed renowned speakers including Bruce Perens, David Cuartielles, Philippe Saadé, Glynn Moody, Peter Salus, Mikel Maron, Rob Savoye, Leon Shiman, and Jo Hinchliffe, alongside hundreds of contributors from the global open source community. Through inspiring talks,		Over the years, SFK has welcomed renowned speakers including Bruce Perens, David Cuartielles, Philippe Saadé, Glynn Moody, Peter Salus, Mikel Maron, Rob Savoye, Leon Shiman, and Jo Hinchliffe, alongside hundreds of contributors from the global open source community. Through inspiring talks,
	hands-on workshops, and community-driven discussions.		hands-on workshops, and community-driven discussions.
	{{Project\|SFK 2009\|FIEK\|Aug 29-30~~, 2009~~\|The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.}}		{{Project\|SFK 2009\|FIEK\|2009\|Aug 29-30\|The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.}}
	{{Project\|SFK 2010\|FIEK\|Sept 11-12~~, 2010~~\|The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.}}		{{Project\|SFK 2010\|FIEK\|2010\|Sept 11-12\|The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.}}
	{{Project\|SFK 2011\|FIEK\|Nov 11-12~~, 2011~~\|The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.}}		{{Project\|SFK 2011\|FIEK\|2011\|Nov 11-12\|The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.}}
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	== How to list a project ==		== How to list a project ==
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== How to list a project ==
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Category:Tools

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There is different tools available for [[Main Page|FLOSSK]]'s members.

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	Prishtina Hackerspace is a community-based coworking and open experimentation space established for technological, educational, cultural, and scientific purposes. This space has served as a working environment for students for many years now. The aim of the space is to:		Prishtina Hackerspace is a community-based coworking and open experimentation space established for technological, educational, cultural, and scientific purposes. This space has served as a working environment for students for many years now. The aim of the space is to:
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	Prishtina Hackerspace was crowdfunded in 2015 whereas now it is funded by FLOSSK, membership fees, and donors.		Prishtina Hackerspace was crowdfunded in 2015 whereas now it is funded by FLOSSK, membership fees, and donors.
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	Free Libre Open Source Software Kosova ~~<strong>~~(FLOSSK)~~</strong>~~ is a non-governmental organization based in Prishtina established in 2009 in order to support, promote and develop free and open source software. Besides, we also contribute to open and participatory knowledge, education in information technologies through open courseware, and open standards, culture and open society using free communication.		Free Libre Open Source Software Kosova '''(FLOSSK)''' is a non-governmental organization based in Prishtina established in 2009 in order to support, promote and develop free and open source software. Besides, we also contribute to open and participatory knowledge, education in information technologies through open courseware, and open standards, culture and open society using free communication.
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	Prishtina Hackerspace was crowdfunded in 2015 whereas now it is funded by FLOSSK, membership fees, and donors.		Prishtina Hackerspace was crowdfunded in 2015 whereas now it is funded by FLOSSK, membership fees, and donors.
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Software Freedom Kosova

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	Over the years, SFK has welcomed renowned speakers including Bruce Perens, David Cuartielles, Philippe Saadé, Glynn Moody, Peter Salus, Mikel Maron, Rob Savoye, Leon Shiman, and Jo Hinchliffe, alongside hundreds of contributors from the global open source community. Through inspiring talks,		Over the years, SFK has welcomed renowned speakers including Bruce Perens, David Cuartielles, Philippe Saadé, Glynn Moody, Peter Salus, Mikel Maron, Rob Savoye, Leon Shiman, and Jo Hinchliffe, alongside hundreds of contributors from the global open source community. Through inspiring talks,
	hands-on workshops, and community-driven discussions.		hands-on workshops, and community-driven discussions.
	~~==SFK 2009==~~		{{Project\|SFK 2009\|FIEK\|Aug 29-30, 2009\|The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.}}
	{{Project\|FIEK\|Aug 29-30, 2009\|The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.}}		{{Project\|SFK 2010\|FIEK\|Sept 11-12, 2010\|The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.}}
	~~==SFK 2010==~~		{{Project\|SFK 2011\|FIEK\|Nov 11-12, 2011\|The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.}}
	{{Project\|FIEK\|Sept 11-12, 2010\|The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.}}
	~~==SFK 2011==~~
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	The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.

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	{{Project\|FIEK\|Sept 11-12, ~~2011}}~~		{{Project\|FIEK\|Sept 11-12, 2010\|The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.}}
	The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.

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	The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.
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	The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.		The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.

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			The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.

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			The theme of the 2011 conference will be “Doing Business with Free Software.” The conference will serve as a meeting point for a network of individuals and companies, aiming to sponsor and undertake projects that bring benefits to the citizens of Kosovo. The goal is to position Kosovo as one of Europe’s FLOSS hubs and, ultimately, generate commercial benefits for the country as well.
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	The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.		The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.
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	Over the years, SFK has welcomed renowned speakers including Bruce Perens, David Cuartielles, Philippe Saadé, Glynn Moody, Peter Salus, Mikel Maron, Rob Savoye, Leon Shiman, and Jo Hinchliffe, alongside hundreds of contributors from the global open source community. Through inspiring talks,		Over the years, SFK has welcomed renowned speakers including Bruce Perens, David Cuartielles, Philippe Saadé, Glynn Moody, Peter Salus, Mikel Maron, Rob Savoye, Leon Shiman, and Jo Hinchliffe, alongside hundreds of contributors from the global open source community. Through inspiring talks,
	hands-on workshops, and community-driven discussions.		hands-on workshops, and community-driven discussions.
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	*[[SFK 2009]]		The first annual Software Freedom Kosova conference was held at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Pristina. Organized by FLOSSK and the University of Pristina, the event aimed to promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in Kosovo through knowledge sharing and networking opportunities.
	*[[SFK 2010]]
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	*[[SFK 2012]]
	*[[SFK 2013]]
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	*[[SFK 2016]]
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Software Freedom Kosova (SFK) is the leading annual open source conference in Southeast Europe, bringing together developers, students, researchers, entrepreneurs, and technology enthusiasts to connect, learn, and collaborate around free/libre and open source software and hardware.
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= ZKAccess C3 dashboard bundle — README =

This repository runs a small '''Python (FastAPI)''' service that will eventually talk to a '''ZKAccess C3-100''' over the network (Pull SDK–style TCP, typically port '''4370'''). Today it ships a '''LAN web dashboard''' and '''JSON status''' endpoints, packaged with '''Docker Compose''' for '''Linux''' (<code>setup-ubuntu-server.sh</code>) or '''Windows''' (<code>setup-windows.bat</code> + Docker Desktop).

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== 1. What you edit vs what Docker runs ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! What
! Where it lives
! Who reads it
|-
| '''All runtime settings''' (panel IP, ports, passwords, public URL)
| '''<code>.env</code>''' in the project root (next to <code>docker-compose.yml</code>)
| '''Docker Compose''' injects <code>C3_*</code> and <code>DASHBOARD_PUBLIC_BASE_URL</code> into the container; the app also reads '''<code>.env</code>''' when present (see <code>app/settings.py</code>).
|-
| '''Which host TCP port''' the dashboard listens on from outside the container
| '''<code>.env</code>''' → <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT</code>
| '''Only''' <code>docker-compose.yml</code> (the <code>ports:</code> mapping). This value is '''not''' required inside the app if you set <code>DASHBOARD_PUBLIC_BASE_URL</code> correctly.
|-
| '''Optional second host port'''
| '''<code>.env</code>''' → <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT_ALT</code> '''and''' you must '''uncomment''' the second <code>ports:</code> line
| <code>docker-compose.yml</code>
|-
| '''Image / service name'''
| <code>Dockerfile</code>, <code>docker-compose.yml</code>
| You normally '''do not''' change these unless you rename the service.
|}

'''Rule of thumb:''' to “replace all settings,” edit '''only''' <code>.env</code> (and rarely uncomment a port line in <code>docker-compose.yml</code>). Then '''recreate''' the container so new environment values apply.

'''Security:''' keep your real <code>.env</code> file out of git (it is listed in <code>.gitignore</code>). Never paste real passwords into issues or screenshots without redacting.

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== 2. Prerequisites ==

* A PC running '''Ubuntu''', '''Linux Mint''', or '''Debian''' on the same LAN as the C3-100.
* '''Internet access''' on first run if Docker must be installed (the script downloads Docker’s official install script).
* '''<code>sudo</code>''' privileges (Docker install, optional UFW, and Docker commands until your user is in the <code>docker</code> group).
* '''<code>bash</code>''', '''<code>curl</code>''', and '''<code>python3</code>''' (for the interactive wizard’s safe <code>.env</code> writer; <code>curl</code> is installed automatically if missing and <code>apt-get</code> exists).

The bootstrap script can '''install Docker for you''' on apt-based distros. If you install Docker yourself first, see:

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">docker --version
docker compose version</syntaxhighlight>

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== 3. One script on Ubuntu (recommended) ==

From the '''repository root''' (the folder that contains <code>docker-compose.yml</code> and <code>setup-ubuntu-server.sh</code>):

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">cd /path/to/del-hy-prnhs
bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh</syntaxhighlight>

=== What the script does, in order ===

# '''<code>cd</code>''' to the repo root (next to the script).
# '''Docker'''
#* If <code>docker</code> and <code>docker compose</code> are missing on '''Ubuntu / Debian / Linux Mint / Pop!_OS''' (<code>ID</code> in <code>/etc/os-release</code>), it asks '''Install Docker Engine now? [Y/n]''' and, if you accept, runs Docker’s official '''[https://get.docker.com get.docker.com]''' script with <code>sudo</code> (installs Engine + Compose plugin). It installs '''<code>curl</code>''' via <code>apt-get</code> first if needed.
#* On other distributions it stops with a link to the manual Docker install docs.
#* After install it runs '''<code>sudo usermod -aG docker "$USER"</code>''' and reminds you to '''log out and back in''' (or <code>newgrp docker</code>). Until then, the script uses '''<code>sudo docker compose</code>''' when your user cannot talk to the daemon.
# '''<code>.env</code> (interactive wizard)''' — unless <code>.env</code> already exists and you answer '''no''' to reconfigure:
#* Panel '''IP / hostname'''
#* Panel '''TCP port''' (default <code>4370</code>)
#* '''Username''' (optional)
#* '''Password / comm key''' (optional, hidden; confirm once)
#* '''Dashboard port''' on this server (default <code>8080</code>)
#* '''Public base URL''' for bookmarks (default <code>http://<detected-LAN-IP>:<dashboard-port></code>)
#* Confirm '''Write to .env''' — file is written with mode '''600''' and double-quoted values where needed.
# '''<code>docker compose up -d --build</code>''' — starts the stack.
# '''<code>--ufw</code>''' only: after a successful start, '''<code>sudo ufw allow <DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT>/tcp</code>''' and '''<code>ufw reload</code>'''.


=== Script options ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Command
! Meaning
|-
| <code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh</code>
| Install Docker if missing (with prompt), then wizard / existing <code>.env</code>, then compose up.
|-
| <code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --ufw</code>
| Same, plus UFW rule for the dashboard port after compose succeeds.
|-
| <code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --force-recreate</code>
| Pass '''<code>--force-recreate</code>''' to compose (e.g. after manual <code>.env</code> edits).
|-
| <code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --non-interactive</code> or '''<code>-y</code>'''
| No Docker install prompt, '''no wizard''' — requires an existing '''<code>.env</code>'''. Use on repeat runs in automation.
|-
| <code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --help</code>
| Short usage.
|}


=== Typical flows ===

* '''Fresh server:''' <code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh</code> → accept Docker install → answer wizard → open the printed URL. Use '''<code>--ufw</code>''' if you want the firewall opened automatically.
* '''Change panel or password later:''' run the script again and answer '''y''' to reconfigure, or edit '''<code>.env</code>''' by hand and run '''<code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --force-recreate</code>'''.

You can '''<code>chmod +x setup-ubuntu-server.sh</code>''' and run '''<code>./setup-ubuntu-server.sh</code>'''; '''<code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh</code>''' works without that.

'''Security note:''' the Docker install script is upstream-maintained but still runs as root; only use on machines where that is acceptable. Review [https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/ Docker’s install documentation] if you prefer a manual apt-based install instead.


=== 3.1 Windows (Docker Desktop) ===

Install '''[https://docs.docker.com/desktop/install/windows-install/ Docker Desktop for Windows]''' (includes Compose v2). From a '''Command Prompt''' or '''PowerShell''', <code>cd</code> to the repo folder that contains <code>docker-compose.yml</code>:

<syntaxhighlight lang="bat">cd C:\path\to\del-hy-prnhs
setup-windows.bat</syntaxhighlight>
* '''<code>setup-windows.bat</code>''' checks <code>docker</code> / <code>docker compose</code>, runs '''<code>setup-windows-wizard.ps1</code>''' when <code>.env</code> is missing (or when you choose to reconfigure), then '''<code>docker compose up -d --build</code>'''.
* The wizard asks for the same values as the Linux script (C3 IP, port, optional user/password, dashboard port, public URL) and writes '''<code>.env</code>''' with UTF-8 (password prompts use '''masked''' input).
* '''HTTP''' is still '''Uvicorn + FastAPI''' inside the container (<code>Dockerfile</code>, <code>app\main.py</code>); '''Docker Desktop''' publishes '''<code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT</code> → 8000''' (see <code>docker-compose.yml</code>).

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Command
! Meaning
|-
| <code>setup-windows.bat</code>
| Wizard if needed, then compose up.
|-
| <code>setup-windows.bat /q</code>
| No prompts; use existing <code>.env</code> (or copy <code>.env.example</code> once if missing).
|-
| <code>setup-windows.bat /r</code>
| Pass '''<code>--force-recreate</code>''' to compose (can combine: <code>/q /r</code>).
|-
| <code>setup-windows.bat /h</code>
| Help.
|}

If other PCs cannot reach the dashboard, allow the port in '''Windows Defender Firewall''' (Docker Desktop often prompts the first time).

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== 4. First-time install (manual, step by step) ==

Use this if you prefer not to use the script. Run everything '''from the project directory'''.


=== 4.1 Create your <code>.env</code> from the template ===

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">cd /path/to/del-hy-prnhs
cp .env.example .env</syntaxhighlight>

=== 4.2 Edit <code>.env</code> and replace every value ===

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">nano .env
# or: vim .env or open .env in your desktop editor</syntaxhighlight>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Variable
! Set it to…
|-
| <code>C3_HOST</code>
| The '''IPv4 address''' (or DNS name) of your '''C3-100''' on the LAN.
|-
| <code>C3_PORT</code>
| Usually '''<code>4370</code>'''. Change only if the device uses another TCP port.
|-
| <code>C3_USERNAME</code>
| '''Optional.''' Leave empty if the panel only uses a password / comm key.
|-
| <code>C3_PASSWORD</code>
| The panel '''password or comm key''' if required; leave empty if not used.
|-
| <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT</code>
| Any '''free TCP port on the Linux host''' (e.g. <code>8080</code>). Browser: <code>http://<server-ip>:<port>/</code>.
|-
| <code>DASHBOARD_PUBLIC_BASE_URL</code>
| Same service as a full URL, e.g. <code>http://192.168.1.50:8080</code> — '''host and port''' must match <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT</code>.
|}

'''Optional second port:''' set <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT_ALT</code> in <code>.env</code>, then in <code>docker-compose.yml</code> '''uncomment''' the second <code>ports:</code> line. Use two different port numbers.


=== 4.3 Open the firewall (if UFW is enabled) ===

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">sudo ufw allow <DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT>/tcp comment 'ZKAccess dashboard'
sudo ufw reload</syntaxhighlight>

=== 4.4 Build and start the stack ===

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">docker compose up -d --build</syntaxhighlight>

=== 4.5 Verify ===

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">docker compose ps
docker compose logs --tail=50 dashboard
curl -sS "http://127.0.0.1:<DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT>/health"
curl -sS "http://127.0.0.1:<DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT>/api/status"</syntaxhighlight>
On another PC: <code>http://<linux-server-ip>:<DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT>/</code> — <code>/api/status</code> never returns <code>C3_PASSWORD</code>.

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== 5. How to change settings later (replace / update) ==

<ol style="list-style-type: decimal;">
<li>'''Edit''' <code>.env</code>.</li>
<li>Apply changes:
<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">docker compose up -d --force-recreate</syntaxhighlight>
If '''code''' or '''<code>requirements.txt</code>''' / '''<code>Dockerfile</code>''' changed:
<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">docker compose up -d --build --force-recreate</syntaxhighlight>
Or use: '''<code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --force-recreate</code>'''</li>
<li>If '''<code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT</code>''' changed, update '''UFW''' (or run '''<code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --ufw --force-recreate</code>''' after editing <code>.env</code>).</li></ol>

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== 6. Day-to-day commands (project directory) ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Goal
! Command
|-
| Start
| <code>docker compose up -d</code>
|-
| Rebuild
| <code>docker compose up -d --build</code>
|-
| Apply '''only''' <code>.env</code> changes
| <code>docker compose up -d --force-recreate</code>
|-
| Logs
| <code>docker compose logs -f dashboard</code>
|-
| Stop
| <code>docker compose down</code>
|}

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== 7. Full list of environment variables ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Variable
! Required
! Default (if unset)
! Purpose
|-
| <code>C3_HOST</code>
| Strongly recommended
| empty
| ZKAccess panel IP or hostname.
|-
| <code>C3_PORT</code>
| No
| <code>4370</code>
| Panel TCP port.
|-
| <code>C3_USERNAME</code>
| No
| empty
| Optional; reserved for setups that need a user name.
|-
| <code>C3_PASSWORD</code>
| Depends on panel
| empty
| Panel password / comm key; never returned by <code>/api/status</code>.
|-
| <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT</code>
| No (Compose default)
| <code>8080</code> in <code>docker-compose.yml</code>
| Host port for the web UI.
|-
| <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT_ALT</code>
| No
| only if line uncommented in compose
| Second host port to the same app.
|-
| <code>DASHBOARD_PUBLIC_BASE_URL</code>
| No
| empty
| Bookmark URL on the HTML dashboard.
|}

Compose reads <code>.env</code> for <code>${...}</code> interpolation in <code>docker-compose.yml</code>.

'''Library note:''' [https://github.com/vwout/zkaccess-c3-py zkaccess-c3-py] often uses '''<code>connect(password=...)</code>''' only; <code>C3_USERNAME</code> is still available for your firmware or future code paths.

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== 8. Router port forwarding (optional) ==

Forward '''WAN TCP''' to '''<code><LAN-ip-of-linux-PC>:<DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT></code>'''. The app does not need the WAN port in <code>.env</code>. For internet exposure, prefer '''VPN''' or '''HTTPS + authentication'''.

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== 9. Running without Docker (developers only) ==

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">cd /path/to/del-hy-prnhs
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
uvicorn app.main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000</syntaxhighlight>
Open <code>http://<this-pc-ip>:8000/</code>. Without Docker, <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT</code> is ignored; you pick the port on the <code>uvicorn</code> line.

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== 10. Troubleshooting ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Symptom
! Things to check
|-
| <code>curl</code> to <code>127.0.0.1:PORT</code> fails
| <code>docker compose ps</code>; <code>docker compose logs dashboard</code>; <code>PORT</code> vs <code>DASHBOARD_HOST_PORT</code> in <code>.env</code>.
|-
| Other PCs cannot connect
| Subnet, AP isolation, '''UFW''', correct server IP.
|-
| Old values after editing <code>.env</code>
| <code>docker compose up -d --force-recreate</code> or '''<code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --force-recreate</code>'''.
|-
| Docker permission denied
| User in <code>docker</code> group, re-login, or <code>sudo</code> (not ideal long-term).
|}

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== 11. Project background ==

* '''[[plan.md]]''' — architecture, C3 data model, phases.
* '''[https://github.com/vwout/zkaccess-c3-py zkaccess-c3-py]''' — Python library for the panel protocol (integration planned in later phases).

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== 12. Template file reference ==

The checked-in '''<code>.env.example</code>''' lists all keys. When in doubt:

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">cp .env.example .env</syntaxhighlight>
Then edit '''<code>.env</code>''' only. After changes: '''<code>docker compose up -d --force-recreate</code>''' (or '''<code>bash setup-ubuntu-server.sh --force-recreate</code>''') and add '''<code>--build</code>''' when code or dependencies change.

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