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[Docker] Final fixes in Docker setup README

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3. Copy `.env.example` to `.env`. Leave the `.env` file as is for now.
4. Copy `docker-compose.example.yml` to `docker-compose.yml`.
5. Edit `docker-compose.yml` (with your text editor) and modify configuration/volumes to match your needs.
6. Edit `../.env` and modify your database credentials to match the ones you set in `docker-compose.yml`
6. Edit `.env` and modify your database credentials to match the ones you set in `docker-compose.yml`
- `DB_HOST` (db) and `DB_PORT` (5432) can generally be left as is
7. Navigate to the `.docker` directory in the repository.
8. Copy `examples/hovedprosjekt.example.conf` to `nginx/hovedprosjekt.conf`.
9. Edit `nginx/hovedprosjekt.conf` and modify domain/TLS configuration to your needs.
- Make sure that the SSL certificate and key uses the path as the volume mapping in `docker-compose.yml`.
10. Run `docker-compose build app`
10. Go up one directory (`cd ..`) and run `docker-compose build app`
11. If built successfully, run `docker-compose up -d` to run all containers in "detached" mode.
## Application setup - First-time setup only
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1. Go to the project repository: `cd /srv/FLOTWebApp`
2. Make sure that the project repository has correct permissions for the user specified in `docker-compose.yml`
- `sudo chown -R 1000: .` will set it to the user with ID "1000". You can see users and their IDs if you `cat /etc/passwd`.
3. While still being in the `.docker` directory run: `docker-compose exec app composer install`
- This will attach the `app` container and run the following command to install dependencies for the application: `composer install`
- `sudo chown -R 1000:1000 .` will set it to the user/group with ID "1000". You can see users and their IDs if you `cat /etc/passwd`.
3. Install Composer dependencies using: `docker-compose exec app composer install`
- Dependency installation might take a while, so be patient.
4. Run `docker-compose exec app php artisan key:generate` to generate an app key that's saved in `.env`
5. Finally, create the database tables with: `docker-compose exec app php artisan migrate`