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@ -21,7 +21,10 @@ Do get Keter up-and-running quickly on an Ubuntu system, run:
(Note: you may need to run the above command twice, if the shell exits after
`apt-get` but before running the rest of its instructions.) This will download
and build Keter from source and get it running with a
default configuration.
default configuration. By default Keter will be set up to also support HTTPS, and
will require you to provide a key and certificate in `/opt/keter/etc`. You can
disable HTTPS in `/opt/keter/etc/keter-config.yaml` by commenting the certificate
and key lines.
_This approach is not recommended for a production system_. We do not recommend
installing a full GHC toolchain on a production server, nor running such ad-hoc
@ -239,3 +242,11 @@ listeners:
key: key.pem
certificate: certificate2.pem
```
## FAQ
* Keter spawns multiple failing process when run with `sudo start keter`.
* This may be due to Keter being unable to find the SSL certificate and key.
Try to run `sudo /opt/keter/bin/keter /opt/keter/etc/keter-config.yaml`.
If it fails with `keter: etc/certificate.pem: openBinaryFile: does not exist`
or something like it, you may need to provide valid SSL certificates and keys
or disable HTTPS, by uncommenting the key and certificate lines from
`/opt/keter/etc/keter-config.yaml`.