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@ -24,13 +24,6 @@ systemctl start upfast.service
```bash ```bash
systemctl enable upfast.service systemctl enable upfast.service
``` ```
#### Updating
To update, you only need to pull the changes
```bash
su upfast -c 'cd && git pull --no-rebase'
```
### Docker ### Docker
In the repo there is an included dockerfile to generate an image from the latest version of everything, to generate an image just run `docker build . -t upfast` (You need root privileges or to be in the docker group). In the repo there is an included dockerfile to generate an image from the latest version of everything, to generate an image just run `docker build . -t upfast` (You need root privileges or to be in the docker group).