How to Install and Selfhost your own Pathfinder Server/Instance

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Hello and welcome to my first ever video for this channel and my first ever RU-vid video (wonder if you can tell). My name is Rustie and I wanted to start this channel with a bit of a different twist, instead of bringing you some game play footage I wanted to start with a tutorial on how to install and setup your very own Eve Online Pathfinder server/instance.
In this tutorial/video I will guide you through setting up your Eve Online Developer account, getting docker and docker compose installed and finally installing and running Pathfinder.
Please forgive my long-winded explanations and at times the other use of certain words (obviously, basically) to list two. I will improve this over time as more and more video come out.
Please note that this install focuses on installing Pathfinder on a Ubuntu 22.04 Server using Docker and Docker Compose, the script used to install Docker and Docker Compose will only work with some flavour of Linux (please see below link).
My server specs:
OS = Ubuntu Server 22.04
CPU = 2 Cores
RAM = 2Gb
Storage = 30Gb
All software and resources used are open source and publicly available at the time of video release.
Please see links below:
Public Pathfinder = pathfinder.eve...
Docker Install Script (Linux) = gitlab.com/bmc...
Pathfinder for Docker = github.com/gor...
How to install NGinX Proxy Manager = • NginX Proxy Manager is...
1 Million Free Skill Points = www.eveonline....
I hope you liked this video and found it useful if not funny listing to a guy record himself for the first time, please leave a comment, like or subscribe as it would mean the world to me. Any and all feedback is welcome and truly appreciated.
Until the next time you all stay happy, fly safe 07 and I will catch you in the next one.

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16 сен 2024

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@ThekZnation 11 месяцев назад

Thanks so much! 2 days and about 6-7 tries from scratch to get it working and all I needed was this guide and a bit of simplicity. Now it's fully working. Perfect!

@RustiePlays 11 месяцев назад

Not a problem at all! Glad I was able to help, It took me a few tries when I first looked at it but with this method you can spin one up in a few minutes (if needed). Thanks for the comment it's really appreciated.

@mudhutter8982 9 месяцев назад

This looks really good but its beyond my computer skills tbh. I'd say someone could make a tidy profit setting this up for those of us who have problems. Good to see and well explained however. Keep it up, your putting out some interesting content. You got my subscription. o7

@RustiePlays 9 месяцев назад

Hey Mudhuntter, thanks for Sub & comment really appreciate you taking the time to leave a message, no worries docker is something that seems to have endless possibilities (I’m still learning). I think you’re right if it’s something a lot people want then I might look into getting something sorted out, may have to put a poll up or something =D but most importantly I’m glad that you like/enjoy my content, I will keep doing my best.

@martymatthews8972 14 дней назад

followed this to the letter and double and triple checked things, but i'm missing something.. when i put the domain in to load up pathfinder i get a 404 error

@KrisPrice 9 месяцев назад

Ok i got it up and running! so many thanks! however, in the hosted community version, the map shows the known static in the bottom right corner of each system... in my personal setup i do not have this.... how do you enable that feature?

@RustiePlays 9 месяцев назад

Hi Kris, thanks for the comment it’s greatly appreciated. Apologies for not being able to get back to you sooner but I’m glad you were able to sort the 404 error you were having. As for the known statics being shown in the bottom right corner, I’ve not used the “Public” Pathfinder before so I’m not sure but the same modules should be available to you in your “Private” Pathfinder as it’s the latest fork of the “Public”. It might be worth exporting your “Public” map/s and importing them into your “Private” Pathfinder to see if that will populate the known statics for you. If I get time today I will take a look at the “Public” Pathfinder and see if I can get it working on mine.

@KrisPrice 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for the reply, it was actually just a waiting game, as it built up the databases XD . I am interested in getting a SSL certificate installed into the docker image. i have taken a base snapshot of my EC2 instance because I may mess this up a few times. if you have some tips on this as I dont see the typical nginx directory in /etc, or a good article out there on installing SSL certs within docker containers id greatly appreciate it. Cheers man. And many thanks @@RustiePlays

@KrisPrice 9 месяцев назад

I noticed the part where it says to delete line 89 after everything is all set up....... however line 89 for me now is 8080:8080 thats probably not right...... i removed the line i believe to be proper and, restarted the container. im not seeing a new SSL cert yet.

@KrisPrice 9 месяцев назад

i have gone down a full rabbit hole now, and realized..... i can compartmentalize all the apps running on this server, from SeAT, to pathfinder, a forum, and a proper website..... using nginx, portainer, and docker.... this is going to amazing. and I can host pathfinder for other corps with a subdomain...... this is gonna be sweet

@RustiePlays 9 месяцев назад

That’s amazing seems like you are now fully invested into docker and all it’s wonder lol I was going to recommend using Portainer as a great way to manage your Docker instances and setup multi nodes but you already found it. I really hope you’re able to do everything you want man but if you ever have any other questions let me know and I will try to answer them with my limited knowledge.

@muffinsweetmuffin3650 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for the installation guide! I have one question left, how did you add an SSL certificate to your service? After several attempts, I did not succeed

@RustiePlays 11 месяцев назад

Not a problem I’m glad it helped. You will need to use a reverse proxy that can handle SSL offloading, I use HAProxy that comes with OPNsense which is an open source firewall (forked from PFsense). But the one I would recommend using if you don’t already have one is NGinX Proxy Manager, it’s open source and can be run as a docker container, there is a great install video for NGinX Proxy Manager linked in the description, also their own documentation is really good. I hope this helps and thank you for your comment it’s greatly appreciated.

@muffinsweetmuffin3650 11 месяцев назад

@RustiePlays Thanks for the answer! I found a problem, the developer indicated in the instructions that before the "release" you need to erase line 89, when in fact you need to remove line 84. After the reboot, the certificate has earned

@RustiePlays 11 месяцев назад

That’s great news I’m glad you were able to get it resolved, I always use SSL off-loading (when I can) for these projects, so I never ran into that issue. Thank you for coming back and letting us know as I’m sure other people may run into this as well.

@KrisPrice 9 месяцев назад

Hey Muffin, -im having the exact same issue! ive removed line 84 however when i rebuild the containers, my SSL will not apply....- any tips? i figured it out! figures, like moments after this comment XD @@muffinsweetmuffin3650