Hello, I am new to discourse. So forgive me if my questions are simple.
I rented a cloud from Hetzner. I will start Ubuntu installation and discourse installation but I don’t know how to set smtp email settings on the server. Is there any instruction how to set email settings?
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A user, Can, is seeking help with setting up SMTP email for Discourse on a Hetzner cloud server running Ubuntu. They are struggling with the installation process, particularly with the ./discourse-setup command, which returns a “No such file or directory” error Can. Lilly directs them to the Discourse documentation for email configuration, including a guide for using Brevo (Sendinblue) Lilly. Sidi_Codet identifies the issue as a potential problem with the Discourse Docker repository setup and provides step-by-step instructions to clone the repository and run the setup command correctly Sidi_Codet. Can thanks them and asks for video tutorials.
You should be able to find all the info you need here - the documentation category will have links for email help (see docs sidebar).
I started service from brevo. I can’t do dns record operation from domain records. If I do, I will go to setup and other settings. There is actually a process that seems simple but very complicated. If I cannot do dns record and mail forwarding, I will have problems after installation. Is it unreasonable to make SMTP settings after discourse installation?
i don’t know anything about brevo but if you use the search feature you can find topics about it
are you doing a standard install?
I’m trying to do a standard installation, I’m following the instructions, but I can’t get it to work, it’s taken me hours. It’s not for the casual user.
Hi @Can, could you please share your email configuration for a more traceable solution?
Except for email configuration
After ./discourse-setup command
I get the error -bash: ./discourse-setup:No such file or directory.
@Can looks like the ./discourse-setup command isn’t showing up because the Discourse Docker repo might not have been set up right. Try this:
- Run
sudo -sto switch to root. - Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/discourse/discourse_docker.git /var/discourse - Go to the directory:
cd /var/discourse - Set permissions (just in case):
chmod 700 containers
Once you’re in /var/discourse, you should be able to run ./discourse-setup.
Give that a shot one more time and it should be working fine.
@Sidi_Codet Thank you, I will try again. Do you know of any video tutorials?