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Absolutely! Here’s the updated, beautifully formatted Markdown installation guide, now including the repo cloning instructions and credential notice:
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📦 Minimal Requirements & Installation Guide
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✅ Minimal Requirements
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• Docker Compose V2
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• Git installed (git --version)
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🔁 Step-by-Step Installation
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1. Clone the repository
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First, clone the self-hosted Docker Compose setup from our private repository:
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git clone https://gitea.phx-erp.de/PHXGMBH/docker-compose-selfhost.git
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🔐 Note: You’ll be prompted to enter your Gitea credentials (username & password or token) to access the repository.
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2. Navigate to the cloned project
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cd docker-compose-selfhost
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3. Pull the Docker images
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Run:
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docker compose pull
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4. Set pgAdmin data folder permissions
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To ensure pgAdmin can access its persistent storage, run:
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sudo chown -R 5050:5050 ./pgadmin/data
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🚀 Ready to go
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Now you’re ready to launch the stack:
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docker compose up -d
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You can access services like pgAdmin, Postgres, Phoenix ERP, and others after containers are running.
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