# MyOffice on Proxmox (Gitea releases) Three-tier setup on **your Gitea**: | Tier | Repo | Visibility | Contents | |------|------|------------|----------| | 1. Dev | `myoffice` | Private | Full source + Actions | | 2. Public code | `myoffice-public` | Public | Build tree (`.publishinclude`) + Proxmox scripts + public README | | 3. Published app | Releases on `myoffice-public` | Public | `myoffice-publish.tar.gz` | Public sync **does not** include Docker, private `.gitignore`, `*.bat`, tests, docs, or private Actions (`.gitea/`). See `.publishinclude`. CT install downloads the **release** tarball (not source). No Docker/nginx/SDK/Node inside the CT — proxy with your existing nginx LXC to Kestrel `:9100`. ```text [private myoffice] --sync-public--> [myoffice-public full source + README] [private myoffice] --publish+release--> [Gitea Release .tar.gz] | [User Proxmox] one-line curl myoffice.sh --> [LXC: Postgres + ASP.NET + app] ^ [User nginx] proxy_pass http://ct-ip:9100 ----+ ``` ## End user: create CT (one line) Shown on the **public** repo `README.md` after sync. Example for this instance: ```bash bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://mygit.ase.com.ua/alexandr/myoffice_public/raw/branch/master/proxmox/myoffice.sh)" # Optional trailing IP → CT /etc/hosts for mygit (when hairpin DNS fails): # bash -c "$(curl -fsSL …/proxmox/myoffice.sh)" 192.168.100.10 ``` Optional env before the command: `GITEA_URL`, `GITEA_OWNER`, `GITEA_REPO`, `GITEA_BRANCH`, `RELEASE_TAG` (`latest` or `v1.2.3`). Whiptail: Default / Advanced (Public URL, release tag) → creates CT → installs Postgres + ASP.NET runtime → downloads release → configures FrontEnd/CORS + local Postgres → systemd. ## End user: build from public source ```bash git clone https://mygit.ase.com.ua/alexandr/myoffice_public.git cd myoffice_public ./proxmox/publish.sh --tar ``` ## Maintainer: publish a release On the private repo (build PC or Gitea Actions): ```powershell $env:GITEA_TOKEN = '' .\proxmox\publish.ps1 -Tar .\proxmox\release.ps1 -GiteaUrl https://mygit.ase.com.ua -Owner alexandr -Repo myoffice_public -Tag v1.2.3 .\proxmox\sync-public.ps1 -GiteaUrl https://mygit.ase.com.ua -Owner alexandr -Repo myoffice_public -Branch master -Push ``` - `proxmox/publish.ps1` → `_Published/` + `myoffice-publish.tar.gz` - `proxmox/release.ps1` → Gitea Release asset - `proxmox/sync-public.ps1` → allowlisted build tree + public `README.md` (from `README.public.md`) Or via Gitea Actions on the private repo (`.gitea/workflows/publish.yml`): push `master` → tag `latest`, or push tag `v*` / manual dispatch. Lab-only SSH deploy (no Gitea): `.\proxmox\deploy.ps1 -TargetHost ` ## What runs inside the CT | Service | How | Port | |---------|-----|------| | PostgreSQL | apt + systemd | `127.0.0.1:5432` | | MyOffice API + SPA | `dotnet` via `myoffice-api.service` | **9100** | ```text /opt/myoffice/api # extracted release (API + wwwroot) /opt/myoffice/proxmox # install/update helpers + env ``` Config chain: - **Front → API:** same-origin SPA (`environment.proxmox.ts`) - **API → Postgres:** CT `appsettings.shared.Production.json` - **Browser → app:** nginx → `http://:9100` ## Proxy (your nginx LXC) ```nginx location / { proxy_pass http://:9100; proxy_http_version 1.1; proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme; } ``` In Advanced install, set **Public URL** to the browser URL so CORS / `FrontEnd:Host` match. ## Update later ```bash pct enter /opt/myoffice/proxmox/update.sh # re-download RELEASE_TAG + restart /opt/myoffice/proxmox/update.sh logs /opt/myoffice/proxmox/update.sh status ``` Release settings are stored in `/opt/myoffice/proxmox/env`. ## Gitea ops checklist - Create private `myoffice` and public `myoffice-public` - Raise release attachment size limit if needed - Token for maintainers: `write:repository` on public repo - TLS (or trust custom CA) so Proxmox/`curl` can download - Private repo secret `PUBLIC_TOKEN` for Actions (`.gitea/workflows/publish.yml`) ## Gitea runner caching Three layers (independent): | Layer | What | How | |-------|------|-----| | Toolcache | .NET SDK / Node binaries | `setup-dotnet` / `setup-node` write to `/opt/hostedtoolcache`. Persist it on the **act_runner** host (Docker volume) so the next job reuses downloads (steps still run, but skip re-download — you already saw `Found in cache @ /opt/hostedtoolcache/...`). | | Actions cache | NuGet + npm packages | Workflow uses `actions/cache@v4` for `~/.nuget/packages` and `~/.npm`. Needs the runner cache server (default on act_runner). | | Skip setup | No setup steps at all | Bake SDK + Node into the job Docker image (or host runner), then set job env `SKIP_SETUP_DOTNET=true` and `SKIP_SETUP_NODE=true`. | Example act_runner volume (compose): ```yaml volumes: - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock - act-toolcache:/opt/hostedtoolcache # persist SDK/Node between jobs ``` If jobs use ephemeral containers without that volume, SDKs download every run. ## Defaults - Debian 12 LXC, unprivileged, `--onboot 1` - Prompts: **IP** (DHCP or static), **CPU** (default 2), **RAM** (default 2048 MiB), **Disk** (default 10 GiB) - Bridge `vmbr0` / listen `:9100` ## Demo logins - App: `user_UAH@user_UAH.userUAH` / `user_UAH` (also USD, EUR) - Postgres: user/db/password `myoffice`