Sure, here is a tutorial for installing Funkwhale on NetBSD:

Installing Funkwhale on NetBSD

Funkwhale is a self-hosted music streaming server that allows you to listen to your music from anywhere, and NetBSD is a Unix-like operating system. In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of installing Funkwhale on NetBSD.

Requirements

Before getting started, you will need:

• A server running NetBSD
• root access to the server
• At least 2 GB of RAM
• At least 5 GB of disk space
• A domain name and SSL certificate (optional but recommended)

Steps

1. Update packages

   First, update the package repository to ensure you have the latest packages available for installation:

   # pkgin update
   

2. Install dependencies

   Funkwhale requires several packages to be installed on the server. Install the necessary dependencies by running the following command:

   # pkgin install \
     py39-django \
     py39-djangorestframework \
     py39-psycopg2 \
     py39-cryptography \
     py39-pillow \
     py39-lxml \
     py39-mutagen \
     py39-aiohttp \
     gst-plugins-[0-9]* \
     gst-libav \
     gst-plugins-[0-9]*-good \
     gst-plugins-[0-9]*-ugly \
     mpd \
     mpd-sidplay \
     mpd-flac \
     mpd-vorbis \
     mpd-ffmpeg \
     mpd-modplug
   

3. Install Funkwhale

   Next, you will install Funkwhale. The latest version of Funkwhale can be found on the official website:

   # mkdir /opt
   # cd /opt
   # git clone https://dev.funkwhale.audio/funkwhale/funkwhale.git
   

4. Create a virtual environment

   It is recommended to create a virtual environment to isolate the dependencies for your Funkwhale installation:

   # python3 -m venv env
   # . env/bin/activate
   

5. Configure Funkwhale

   Before configuring Funkwhale, you will need to create a PostgreSQL database and user. You can do this using the following commands:

   # su - postgres
   $ createuser -P funkwhale
   $ createdb -O funkwhale -E UTF8 funkwhale
   

   Next, copy the example configuration file and edit it accordingly:

   # cd /opt/funkwhale
   # cp .env.example .env
   # nano .env
   

   You can also configure other settings such as email and media storage in this file.

6. Run migrations

   Run the following command to apply database migrations:

   # cd /opt/funkwhale
   # python3 manage.py migrate
   

7. Create a superuser

   You will need to create a superuser to manage your Funkwhale instance:

   # cd /opt/funkwhale
   # python3 manage.py createsuperuser
   

8. Start the server

   Finally, start the server:

   # cd /opt/funkwhale
   # python3 manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000
   

   Your Funkwhale instance should now be accessible at http://your-server-ip:8000. If you configured an SSL certificate and domain name, you can access it at https://your-domain-name.

Congratulations, you have successfully installed and configured Funkwhale on NetBSD!

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