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Sick of Twitter? Fed up with Facebook? Online abuse and NSFW content getting you down? Just want to exchange ideas away from the glare of people who oppose you?

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What You Will Need

The following is required to create your own instance of Mastodon:

  • A web server running Ubuntu Server 16.04. You can find inexpensive server accounts for under $10 a month at Vultr.com, although other solutions are available.
  • An unused domain name pointing to the server. This means that the DNS records at the web domain’s host are set to refer visitors to the IP address of the Ubuntu Server. How this is done differs between providers, so check your corresponding documentation.
  • A Mailgun account to manage sign-ups to your Mastodon instance. This is available for free, but your credit card details are required to send the first 10,000 emails. Head to the Mailgun signup page to create an account, and make sure you follow the domain verification instructions to ensure your email new/unused domain is listed as active.

Mastodon Apps

Setting up Mastodon requires three main elements:

  • Docker — useful virtualization softwareHow to Safely Test Desktop Applications in a Secure Container With DockerHow to Safely Test Desktop Applications in a Secure Container With DockerDocker is a popular platform for developing and testing server-based applications. But did you know you can also use it to safely and secure run new programs on your desktop?Read More
  • Mastodon — the social network itself
  • Nginx (pronounced EngineX) — multipurpose web server software, employed in this case as a reverse proxy

(A reverse proxy allows a server to retrieve resources or data from one or more other servers on behalf of a client. In many cases, this is a security measure to protect the server.)

You’ll also need an SSH connection to your server. This is available via the terminal in Linux (or macOS). If you’re using SSH on Windows4 Easy Ways to Use SSH In Windows4 Easy Ways to Use SSH In WindowsSSH is the de facto solution for securely accessing remote terminals on Linux and other UNIX-like systems. If you have a remote SSH server you want to access, you'll have to download an SSH client..Read More, download and install PuTTY.

Establish the SSH Connection and Install Docker

You’ll need to connect to your server over SSH and sign in with the usual admin credentials. Once this is done, create a user called “mastodon,” assign root privileges, and switch to the new user:

Next, update the package database, and install the management tools:

The Docker repo needs a GPG key, which you can acquire with

Next, add the Docker repository to sources, and update once more.

To ensure this works correctly, Docker needs to be installed its own repository, rather than the version in the official Ubuntu 16.04 repo. This policy will ensure that happens:

You can now install Docker:

Wait while this completes. Installation includes a daemon that runs Docker when the server boots. Check the status with

You’ll see a few lines of text — look for “active (running)” to confirm everything is as it should be.

Configure with Docker Compose

Creating a new user group will save time inputting the sudo command each time you run a Docker instruction in this configuration. Do this with

Finalize this by exiting the SSH setting (exit), then log back in.

Docker Compose is provided to manage the running of multi-container Docker applications. At github.com/docker/compose/releases you’ll find the latest release version. Make a note of the number, as you’ll need to input it in the next command, substituting it for “x.x.x”:

Make it executable:

You can check that Docker Compose is installed with

The version number will then be displayed, , and it should match the version you downloaded — look out for the numbers you substituted for confirmation.

Install Mastodon

All the preparation is done. You’re now ready to install Mastodon itself. Switch to the mastodon sub-directory:

Next, clone mastodon.git into the directory, then open the location and make a copy of the .env.production.sample file.

You can use that file in a moment. First, build the Docker image.

This will take a while. Once it has completed, you can use this command to create three secret keys:

Run this three times, copying and pasting each unique key into a text editor. With all three ready, run the .env.production file in nano.

Look for the following fields: PAPERCLIP_SECRET, SECRET_KEY_BASE and OTP_SECRET. Each of these should have one of the secret keys inserted against them.

Add Your Mailgun Settings

It’s time to add the details for your Mailgun email account. Go to https://app.mailgun.com/app/domains and click the domain. Find the Default SMTP Login and Default Password, and copy the details into the .env.production file as entries for SMTP_LOGIN and SMTP_PASSWORD.

Next, look for SMTP_FROM_ADDRESS and ensure the entry for this has a name beginning “notifications”, such as notifications@domain.name. Finally, look for LOCAL_DOMAIN and add the domain name you’re using for this project.

When done, hit CTRL+X to save and close, then rebuild Docker.

The following commands will ensure data migration and asset precompiling works as intended.

These commands will take a moment to complete. Once you’re done, enable the container:

Enable Nginx

Nginx is used in this setup as a reverse proxy.

Install it with:

Mac

Nginx has a default profile, which you’ll need to delete:

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Next, you’ll need to create a symbolic link for the profile to be accessed:

You then have a configuration file to copy into the text editor. Visit this Github page and copy the contents, then paste into

With the file open, find every instance of example.com and replace it with the domain name you’re using. Make sure you omit the “www”.

Hit CTRL+X to save and exit.

Get an SSL Certificate and Run Mastodon!

You’re now within sight of launching your Mastodon instance and creating your own social network. But for it to be trusted, you’ll need an SSL certificate.

Begin by installing the certbot PPA, and then certbot itself:

Next, stop Nginx so that the SSL certificates can be generated.

Follow this with the below command, substituting example.com with your own domain name.

Follow the prompts to complete the process. When you’re done, return to the mastodon directory:

The next step is to stop Docker temporarily:

We’re nearly done — just run these commands in turn:

Wait while these commands complete, then bring Nginx back up:

Now, if everything has run okay, you should be able to open your browser window and head to the new Mastodon instance to see it working!

Any problems here, sadly, will mean repeating what you’ve done so far. If the .env.production is all correct, and Mailgun is working, then simply continue the steps following the last save of .env.production.Note that if your domain isn’t correctly configured with your domain registrar, and with Mailgun, then you won’t be able to run Mastodon until these problems are resolved.

Note that if your domain isn’t correctly configured with your domain registrar, and with Mailgun, then you won’t be able to run Mastodon until these problems are resolved.

You’re Up and Running: Automate Tasks and Administer Mastodon

We’re tantalizingly close to the end now. Just a few more minutes and you’ll be able to publicize your Mastodon instance.

Certain tasks need to be automated. Go to the mastodon directory, and create a new directory for the cron jobs — instructions that run at a predetermined time.

In the text file, add:

Exit with CTRL + Y, then input:

The crontab file — a sort of controlling index of all scheduled (cron) scripts – will open. Input this line at the end:

Press CTRL + X to save and exit.

Refresh the SSL

Although the SSL certificate is set up, it will expire after 90 days. The solution is a cron job that auto-renews the certificate. Input

…then scroll to the end of the file and add these to lines:

Again, press CTRL + X to save and exit; the instruction will renew a certificate over 60 days old, at 1am on a Monday. It will then reload Nginx.

Mastodon Administration

Everything is now ready. Anyone can head to your Mastodon instance to sign up and start sending their toots. This includes you — but of course, you’ll need an account with elevated permissions. Begin by creating your account and clicking the link in the confirmation email.

Next, return to the mastodon subdirectory:

Use this command to elevate your username to admin level:

Head back to Mastodon in the browser window, and access your account Preferences. Find the Administration link to view user accounts, and manage the Mastodon Site Settings, which includes things like the title and description, and the purpose/topic of the instance.

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To deal with this, you could join Mastodon. We think you should, as you’ll at least see how things can be done differently. And if you like it, why not install your own instance?

Have you tried Mastodon? Did you set up your own instance? Tell us how it went.