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wings: Allow user to enter auto-deploy command #129

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JustinPooters opened this issue Dec 30, 2020 · 6 comments · Fixed by #153
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wings: Allow user to enter auto-deploy command #129

JustinPooters opened this issue Dec 30, 2020 · 6 comments · Fixed by #153
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@JustinPooters
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Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to use the auto-deploy option in pterodactyl to setup the daemon config automatic with just 1 user input command.

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This is also visible in the Revenact script (that doesn't work 9/10 times)

@vilhelmprytz vilhelmprytz added the question Further information is requested label Dec 30, 2020
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Thanks for the feature request! As I've come to understand it, you could just copy the command displayed from the Pterodactyl panel interface to your terminal. I first understood your feature request as something else. Is it the process of pasting the command that you want the script to ease the process or is it something else?

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Its the Auto-Deploy function, where you can only paste the command and it does the "auto setup".

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You don't need any special things. When you complete the wings install, you create a node. In node configuration you click generate token. You get the command you copy it and you paste it to the console. That is it.

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The other script you are referring to simply executes the command the user inputs. I guess we could do something like this but I am not too sure what upside it has? https://github.com/Revenact/Pterodactyl-Script/blob/d4bf4ea86776d1338e43af0d976804b40daafd50/install.sh#L1545

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I think this is not needed. Why don't just paste the command straight to console after the installation is done, if you already have it copied?

@vilhelmprytz vilhelmprytz added new feature Introduces a new feature and removed question Further information is requested labels Jan 14, 2021
@vilhelmprytz vilhelmprytz changed the title Auto-Deploy wings settup wings: Allow user to enter auto-deploy command Jan 14, 2021
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vilhelmprytz commented Jan 14, 2021

I think we could do something like this since I can see why it's useful. While the "auto-deploy" command itself could just be pasted into your terminal, it's about when this command is being run and the fact that Wings is started right afterward. It all means a smoother experience, I guess. I'll see if I can implement something like this at the end of the Wings script.

@vilhelmprytz vilhelmprytz self-assigned this Jan 14, 2021
@vilhelmprytz vilhelmprytz added the wings wings label Jan 27, 2021
vilhelmprytz added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 28, 2021
* panel: remove deprecated third-party addons
* panel: not show port warning when CONFIGURE_FIREWALL is true
* wings: not show port warning when CONFIGURE_FIREWALL is true
* wings: add instructions on how to use auto deploy

fixes #129
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