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# quasselcore
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## Purpose
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[Quasselcore](https://quassel-irc.org/) works best with a real certificate. But if you have, like I have, a [traefik](https://traefik.io/) instance
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running, you should obtain your certificates from that instance. The combination of services in this `docker-compose` file ensures this.
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## Installation
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Very simple. Just fetch the `docker-compose` file and add your hostname (`QUASSEL_HOSTNAME`) to a local `.env` file:
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$ echo "QUASSEL_HOSTNAME=example.local" > .env
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Best then to check if everything is okay:
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$ docker-compose config -q && echo "Everything is fine."
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Everything is fine.
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Then fire it up:
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$ docker-compose up -d
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Creating quasselcore_echo_1 ... done
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Creating quasselcore_certdumper_1 ... done
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Creating quassel-core ... done
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