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Pull a model into the ollama environment: 

# Replace action and model with your own...\ndocker exec -it ollama-changemaker ollama [action] [model]\n
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Changemaker V5 is a battle-tested, lightweight, self-hosted productivity suite which empowers you to deploy secure, locally-built websites, blogs, newsletters, & forms \u2013 from personal projects to full-fledged campaigns \u2013 granting you complete control, inherent security, and true freedom of speech.

It is a project undertaken by The Bunker Operations, headquarted in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, as to provide our community a digital campaign alternative to mainstream American systems.

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Changemaker's identified wants for development:

Idenitfied Feature Requests:

Bugs:

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Review all off the applications here

If you're familiar with Docker and want to get started quickly:

# Clone the repository\ngit clone https://gitea.bnkhome.org/bnkops/Changemaker.git\ncd changemaker\n

See Setting Up Cloudflare Credentials for how to get cloudflare credentials for config.sh.

# Use default configuration for local development.\n# To configure for remote deployment with Cloudflare, first make the script executable:\nchmod +x config.sh\n\n# Then run the configuration script. You will need your Cloudflare details.\n./config.sh\n
# Start all services\ndocker compose up -d\n

First time installation can take several miniutes

On a 1GB internet connection, instal time is approximately 5 minutes.

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Portainer has a timed build process that needs to be completed on successful build. Proceed to configure the service by visiting https://localhost:9444

Gitea has a install process that you should complete immediately after connecting system to dns and domain services.

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The local homepage - http://localhost:3011 is configured with all of the services you can access securely locally.

To access services outside of network, configure a VPN, Tailscale, or continue to Cloudflare publishing documentation.

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When running Changemaker locally, you can access the services at the following ports on your server:

Service Local Port Local URL Root/Website (Nginx) 4001 http://localhost:4001 Homepage (local) 3011 http://locahost:3011 Homepage 3010 http://localhost:3010 Excalidraw 3333 http://localhost:3333 Listmonk 9000 http://localhost:9000 Monica CRM 8085 http://localhost:8085 MkDocs 4000 http://localhost:4000 Flatnotes 8089 http://localhost:8089 Code Server 8888 http://localhost:8888 Ollama 11435 http://localhost:11435 OpenWebUI 3005 http://localhost:3005 Gitea 3030 http://localhost:3030 Portainer 8005 https://localhost:9444 Mini QR 8081 http://localhost:8081 Ferdium 3009 http://localhost:3009 Answer 9080 http://localhost:9080 NocoDB 8090 http://localhost:8090 n8n 5678 http://localhost:5678 ConvertX 3100 http://localhost:3100 Rocket.Chat 3004 http://localhost:3004"},{"location":"readme/#ubuntu-os-build-outs","title":"Ubuntu OS & Build Outs","text":"

You can deploy Changemaker on any OS using Docker however we also provide several full Ubuntu build-outs. These scripts can speed up your deployment immensely and Changemaker is developed on a like system:

  1. build.server - this build-out is a lightweight deployment aimed for dedicated server machines. It is focused on entry level users who would build on a dedicated machine.
  2. build.homelab - this build-out is full-some development focused build-out that The Bunker Operations uses for our day-to-day operations.

Configuration and services scripts for futher developing the system can be found at the scripts repo.

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Install Docker and Docker Compose on your system if they're not already installed:

Install Docker & Docker Compose

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docker --version\ndocker compose version\n
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To use the configuration script, you'll need to collect several Cloudflare credentials:

Required Cloudflare Information

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  1. Go to your Cloudflare Dashboard \u2192 Profile \u2192 API Tokens
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  1. Go to your domain's overview page in the Cloudflare dashboard
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  1. If you've already created a tunnel, you can find the ID:
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Keep Your Credentials Secure

Store these credentials securely. Never commit them to public repositories or share them in unsecured communications.

You have two options:

Option A: Use the configuration wizard (recommended)

# Make the script executable\nchmod +x config.sh\n\n# Run the configuration wizard\n./config.sh\n

Option B: Configure manually 

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Portainer has a timed build process. Make sure to immediatly configure the service at https://localhost:9444 following successful build.

All services can now be accessed through on local machine. If deploying to public, it is recommended to configure portainer and then continue configuration for all other services once tunnel is established. Then use the public links for configuration of services. For online deployment with Cloudflare, continue to next steps.

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For secure remote access to your services, you can set up a Cloudflare Tunnel.

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Cloudflared Installation Guide

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You can use our Cloudflare Configuration Guide however remember to copy the values of the example config for this deployment.

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Cloudflare Service Setup Guide

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After setting up your Cloudflare Tunnel, you need to add CNAME records for your services. You can do this manually in the Cloudflare DNS panel or with using the following script: add-cname-records.sh

# Make the script executable\nchmod +x add-cname-records.sh\n\n# Run the script to add CNAME records\n./add-cname-records.sh\n

This script will add CNAME records for all Changemaker services to your Cloudflare DNS.

It will also set up a Cloudflare Access Application for all services execpt for your website and gitea. This is a extra layer of security that we do recommend for your deployment. It will automatically allow any emails with from the root domain that you set in the config.sh process. For example, if you set your root domain to example.com your access rule will allow emails ending with @example.com thorugh. You can update your access settings in the Cloudflare Zero Trust dashboard.

Cloudflare Zero Trust

To ensure that system is secure, we highly recommend setting up some level of access control using Cloudflare Zero Trust. The add-cname-records.sh will do this automatically however the user is encouraged to familiarize themselves with Cloudflares Zero Trust access system.

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Changemaker uses MkDocs to create your website content, which is then served by an Nginx server. To update your website, you need to:

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  2. Run the build command: 
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After building, the static site files will be generated in the mkdocs/site directory, which is automatically mounted to the Nginx server (mkdocs-site-server). Your website will be immediately available at: - Locally: http://localhost:4001 - With Cloudflare: https://yourdomain.com

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The Homepage acts as a central dashboard for all your Changemaker services. You can access it at:

The Homepage will display links to all your deployed services, making it easy to navigate your Changemaker ecosystem.

After installation and cloudflare deployment you can also access individual services at the following URLs:

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If you encounter issues:

  1. Check the Docker logs: 

    docker compose logs\n

  2. Verify service status: 

    docker compose ps\n

  3. Ensure your Cloudflare Tunnel is running: 

    sudo systemctl status cloudflared\n

  4. Check CNAME records in your Cloudflare dashboard.

For additional help, please file an issue on our GitHub repository.

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This document provides an overview of all the applications and services included in the Changemaker V5 productivity suite, along with links to their documentation.

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When configured with Cloudflare Tunnels, you can access these services remotely at:

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Answer is a self-hosted, open-source Q&A platform designed to help teams and communities build a shared knowledge base. Users can ask questions, provide answers, and vote on the best solutions, creating an organized and searchable repository of information.

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  1. URL: Access Answer locally via http://localhost:9080/ (or your configured external URL).
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  1. Asking a Question:

  2. Answering a Question:

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Code Server brings the powerful and familiar Visual Studio Code experience directly to your web browser. This allows you to develop, edit code, and manage your projects from any device with internet access, without needing to install VS Code locally.

It's an essential tool within Changemaker for making quick edits to your website content, managing configuration files, or even full-fledged development tasks on the go.

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  1. URL: You can access Code Server locally via http://localhost:8888/ (or your configured external URL if set up).
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A common use case within Changemaker is editing your MkDocs documentation site.

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The integrated terminal is extremely useful for various tasks without leaving Code Server: * Running Git commands (git pull, git add ., git commit -m \"docs: update content\", git push). * Managing your MkDocs site (mkdocs serve to start a live-preview server, mkdocs build to generate static files). * Any other shell commands needed for your project.

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For more detailed information on Code Server's features, advanced configurations, and troubleshooting, please refer to the official Code Server Documentation.

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Excalidraw is a virtual collaborative whiteboard tool that lets you easily sketch diagrams with a hand-drawn feel. It's excellent for brainstorming, creating flowcharts, planning project workflows, or mapping out campaign strategies.

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  1. URL: Access Excalidraw locally via http://localhost:3333/ (or your configured external URL).
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  1. Start Drawing:

  2. Styling Elements:

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  4. Collaboration (If needed):

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Editing of the main Changemaker documentation site (the one you are reading now) is done via Code Server, not Excalidraw. Excalidraw is a tool for creating visual content that you might then include in your documentation (e.g., by exporting an image and adding it to a Markdown file).

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Ferdium is a desktop application that allows you to combine all your messaging services into one place. It's a fork of Franz and Ferdi, designed to help you manage multiple chat and communication platforms without needing to switch between numerous browser tabs or apps.

Note: Ferdium is typically a desktop application you install on your computer, not a web service you access via a browser within the Changemaker suite in the same way as other listed web apps. However, if it's been containerized and made accessible via a web interface in your specific Changemaker setup (e.g., via Kasm or a similar VNC/RDP in Docker setup), the access method would be specific to that.

Assuming it's accessible via a web URL in your Changemaker instance:

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  2. Setup/Login:
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  1. Add Services:

  2. Organize Services:

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Important Consideration for Changemaker: If Ferdium is indeed running as a web-accessible service at http://localhost:3002/, its setup and usage might be slightly different from the standard desktop application. The documentation specific to the Docker image or method used to deploy it within Changemaker would be most relevant.

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Flatnotes is a straightforward, self-hosted, markdown-based note-taking application. It's designed for simplicity and efficiency, allowing you to quickly capture ideas, draft content, and organize your notes. A key feature in the Changemaker context is its potential to directly feed into your blog or documentation.

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  1. Creating a New Note:

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Flatnotes is excellent for drafting content that will eventually become part of your MkDocs site:

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  2. Copy Markdown: Once you're satisfied, select all the text in your note and copy it.
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Gitea is a lightweight, self-hosted Git service. It provides a web interface for managing your Git repositories, similar to GitHub or GitLab, but running on your own server. This gives you full control over your code, documents, and version history.

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  1. Create a Repository:

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While Gitea hosts the source files (e.g., Markdown files for this documentation), the actual editing process for this MkDocs site is typically done using Code Server. You would: 1. Clone your documentation repository from Gitea to your local workspace (or open it directly if it's already part of your Changemaker file structure accessible by Code Server). 2. Edit the Markdown files using Code Server. 3. Commit and push your changes back to Gitea using Git commands in the Code Server terminal.

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Homepage is your personal, customizable application dashboard. Within Changemaker V5, it acts as the central command center, providing a unified interface to access all integrated services, monitor their status, and keep bookmarks for frequently used internal and external pages.

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  1. URL: You can typically access Homepage locally via http://localhost:3010/ (or your configured external URL if set up).
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  1. Exploring the Dashboard:

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For more detailed information on configuring Homepage, available widgets, and advanced customization options, please refer to the official Homepage Documentation.

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Listmonk is a powerful, self-hosted newsletter and mailing list manager. It gives you complete control over your email campaigns, subscriber data, and messaging without relying on third-party services that might have restrictive terms, high costs, or data privacy concerns. It's ideal for building and engaging with your community.

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  1. Configure Mail Settings (Important First Step):

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  4. Create an Email Template (Optional but Recommended):

  5. Create and Send a Campaign:

  6. Analyze Campaign Performance:

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For comprehensive details on all Listmonk features, advanced configurations (like bounce handling, API usage), and troubleshooting, please consult the official Listmonk Documentation.

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Changemaker V5 utilizes MkDocs with the Material theme to build this very documentation site. MkDocs is a fast, simple, and downright gorgeous static site generator that's geared towards building project documentation with Markdown.

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  1. Access Code Server: As outlined on the homepage and in the Code Server documentation, log into Code Server. Your password is in configs/code-server/.config/code-server/config.yaml.
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  3. Find or Create Your Page:
  4. Write in Markdown: Use standard Markdown syntax. Refer to the guides/authoring-content.md for tips on Markdown and MkDocs Material specific features.
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The main configuration for the documentation site is in mkdocs/mkdocs.yml. Here you can change: * site_name, site_description, site_author * Theme features and palette * Markdown extensions * Navigation structure (nav) * Plugins

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Monica CRM is a self-hosted, open-source personal relationship management system. It helps you organize and record interactions with your friends, family, and professional contacts, focusing on the human aspects of your relationships rather than just sales metrics like traditional CRMs.

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  1. URL: Access Monica CRM locally via http://localhost:8085/ (or your configured external URL).
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  1. Adding Contacts:

  2. Logging Activities/Interactions:

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  4. Journaling: Explore the journaling feature to write personal entries, which can sometimes be linked to specific contacts or events.

  5. Managing Relationships: Regularly update contact information and log interactions to keep your relationship history current.

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n8n is a powerful workflow automation platform that allows you to connect different services and systems together without needing complex programming skills. Within Changemaker V5, it enables you to create automated processes that save time and ensure consistency across your operations.

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  1. Creating Your First Workflow:
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  4. Connect additional nodes for the actions you want to perform.

  5. Save your workflow and activate it using the toggle at the top of the editor.

  6. Example Workflow: Automatic Welcome Emails

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  8. Connect to an \"Email\" node configured to send your welcome message.

  9. Optionally, add a \"Slack\" or \"Rocket.Chat\" node to notify your team about the new contact.

  10. Common Use Cases:

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  12. Data Synchronization: Keep contacts in sync between different systems.
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n8n works particularly well with other services in your Changemaker environment:

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For more detailed information on creating complex workflows, available integrations, and best practices, please refer to the official n8n Documentation.

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NocoDB is a powerful open-source alternative to services like Airtable. It allows you to turn various types of SQL databases (like MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite) into a smart spreadsheet interface. This makes data management, collaboration, and even building simple applications much more accessible without extensive coding.

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  1. Understanding the Interface:

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Ollama is a tool that allows you to run large language models (LLMs) locally on your own server or computer. It simplifies the process of downloading, setting up, and interacting with powerful open-source AI models, providing AI capabilities without relying on third-party cloud services and ensuring data privacy.

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  1. Access a Terminal:

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OpenWebUI provides a user-friendly, web-based chat interface for interacting with local AI models run by Ollama. It makes leveraging the power of large language models (LLMs) accessible to users who may not be comfortable with command-line interfaces, offering a familiar chat experience.

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  1. Log In: Sign in with your OpenWebUI credentials.
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Portainer is a lightweight management UI that allows you to easily manage your Docker environments (or other container orchestrators like Kubernetes). Changemaker V5 runs its applications as Docker containers, and Portainer provides a visual interface to see, manage, and troubleshoot these containers.

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  1. Dashboard: The main dashboard provides an overview of your Docker environment (number of containers, volumes, images, etc.).

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Rocket.Chat is a powerful, open-source team collaboration platform. It offers a wide range of communication tools, including real-time chat, channels, direct messaging, video conferencing, and file sharing. It's designed for teams and communities to communicate and collaborate effectively in a self-hosted environment.

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  1. Interface Overview:

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  5. Managing Your Profile: Update your profile picture, status, and notification preferences.

  6. Administration (For Admins):

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The following guides to properly configure your site.

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MkDocs Material provides many enhancements and custom syntax options on top of standard Markdown.

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MkDocs Material has a nice way to create buttons from links:

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  1. Use Code Server: Access Code Server from your Changemaker dashboard.
  2. Navigate: Open the mkdocs/docs/ directory.
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