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Update host note, fix doc link

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Daniel J. Summers 2024-04-15 18:21:11 -04:00
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INSTALLING.md
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Once those steps are complete, from the `/src` directory, run `frankenphp run`. Once those steps are complete, from the `/src` directory, run `frankenphp run`.
_(More environments will be detailed as part of a later release; an nginx reverse proxy via FastCGI is another common way to run PHP applications)_ _(More environments will be detailed as part of a later release; an nginx reverse proxy via FastCGI is another common way to run PHP applications.)_
## PHP Requirements ## PHP Requirements
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## Site Address ## Site Address
The default `Caddyfile` will run the site at `http://localhost:8205`. To change that, change that address on line 5. (Note that if `http` is not specified, Caddy will attempt to obtain and install a server certificate. This may be what you want, but that also could be a source of startup errors.) The default `Caddyfile` will run the site at `http://localhost:8205`. To have the process respond to other devices on your network, you can add the server name to that to line 5 (ex. `http://localhost:8205, http://server:8205`); you can also change the port on which it listens. (Note that if `http` is not specified, Caddy will attempt to obtain and install a server certificate. This may be what you want, but that also could be a source of startup errors.)
## Feed Reader Central Behavior ## Feed Reader Central Behavior

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It is written in vanilla PHP, and uses a SQLite database to keep track of items. It is written in vanilla PHP, and uses a SQLite database to keep track of items.
See [INSTALLING.md](/INSTALLING.md) for setup and configuration instructions. See [INSTALLING.md](./INSTALLING.md) for setup and configuration instructions.