autoinstall

Automatic installation for TorrentPier

This shell script allows you to:

• Install TorrentPier (v2.4 or v2.8) in automatic mode;
• Choose web server (NGINX, Apache, or Caddy);
• Flexible configuration with command-line arguments;

  Supported systems:

• GNU/Linux: Debian 12 and newer
• GNU/Linux: Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 and newer

  [!IMPORTANT] The architecture and bit depth of x86_64 are required.

  Minimum supported versions: Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04

  Starting the auto installer:

  Update indexes and packages

  apt -y update && apt -y full-upgrade
  

  Install GIT

  apt -y install git
  

  Clone the repository

  git clone https://github.com/torrentpier/autoinstall.git
  

  Make the installation file executable

  chmod +x ./autoinstall/install.sh
  

  Run automatic installation ```bash

  Default installation (NGINX, v2.8, SSL auto)

  ./autoinstall/install.sh

With custom options

./autoinstall/install.sh –webserver nginx –version v2.4 ./autoinstall/install.sh –webserver apache –version v2.8 ./autoinstall/install.sh –webserver caddy –version v2.4

With SSL and email (for domain)

./autoinstall/install.sh –webserver nginx –version v2.4 –email admin@example.com

Disable SSL (use HTTP only)

./autoinstall/install.sh –webserver nginx –ssl no

Custom PHP version

./autoinstall/install.sh –php-version 8.3

Dry-run mode (test without installing)

./autoinstall/install.sh –dry-run

Enable Manticore Search (for v2.8 with 4GB+ RAM)

./autoinstall/install.sh –version v2.8 –manticore yes

Disable Manticore Search (use MySQL for search)

./autoinstall/install.sh –version v2.8 –manticore no

**Available options:**
- `--webserver <nginx|apache|caddy>` - Choose web server (default: nginx)
- `--version <v2.4|v2.8>` - Choose TorrentPier version (default: v2.8)
- `--php-version <8.2|8.3|8.4>` - Choose PHP version (default: 8.4)
- `--ssl <auto|yes|no>` - Enable SSL/TLS (default: auto - enabled for domains only)
- `--email <email@example.com>` - Email for SSL certificate (required if domain is used)
- `--manticore <auto|yes|no>` - Enable Manticore Search for v2.8 (default: auto - enabled if RAM >= 4GB)
- `--dry-run` - Test mode - check requirements without installing
- `--help` - Show help message

> [!NOTE]
> install.sh always downloads the latest release.\
> If you want to run it directly, use deb.install.sh for Debian and Ubuntu.

**Running the installation script directly for debian and ubuntu**
```bash
chmod +x ./autoinstall/deb.install.sh && ./autoinstall/deb.install.sh --webserver nginx --version v2.4

Additional information:

• Web server: NGINX/Apache/Caddy + PHP-FPM (configurable)
• PHP version: 8.2/8.3/8.4 (configurable, from Ondřej Surý’s repository)
• System checks: RAM (512MB min), Disk space (2GB min), Ports availability
• Manticore Search: For v2.8, requires 4GB RAM minimum (RT indexes, auto-enabled if RAM >= 4GB)
• SSL/TLS: Automatic Let’s Encrypt certificates (for domains)
  • Caddy: Built-in automatic HTTPS
  • NGINX/Apache: Certbot with auto-renewal
• Cron schedule: Every 10 minutes
• Installation logs directory: /var/log/torrentpier_install.log
• Temporary directory: /tmp/torrentpier
• The file with the data after installation: /root/torrentpier.cfg
• Lock file: /var/lock/torrentpier_install.lock (prevents concurrent installations)

Troubleshooting:

If you encounter any issues during installation:

1. Check the installation log:

   tail -100 /var/log/torrentpier_install.log
   

2. Common issues:
   • Package installation fails → Log will show detailed APT errors
   • PHP-FPM won’t start → Check sudo systemctl status php8.4-fpm
   • Ports occupied → Use sudo ss -tulpn | grep ':80\|:443\|:9090'

Configuration file locations:

NGINX:

• phpMyAdmin config: /etc/nginx/sites-available/00-phpmyadmin.conf
• TorrentPier config: /etc/nginx/sites-available/01-torrentpier.conf

Apache:

• phpMyAdmin config: /etc/apache2/sites-available/00-phpmyadmin.conf
• TorrentPier config: /etc/apache2/sites-available/01-torrentpier.conf

Caddy:

• Main config: /etc/caddy/Caddyfile

Removing phpMyAdmin public access:

For NGINX:

rm /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/00-phpmyadmin.conf
nginx -t
systemctl restart nginx

For Apache:

a2dissite 00-phpmyadmin
apache2ctl configtest
systemctl restart apache2

For Caddy:

Edit /etc/caddy/Caddyfile and remove the phpMyAdmin section, then:

systemctl reload caddy

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