FAQ
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To perform this task, you need to enter the path web/client/src
and open the file config.ts
. In this file, you can configure related settings.
To do this task, you need to enter the MelodyMine plugin folder and open the languages folder. In this folder, you can see a list of languages supported by MelodyMine.
If the language you want to add is not among these languages, you can't simply add it. Instead, you need to copy the en_US.yml
file and only modify the messages in this file to your desired language.
After completing this task, you can submit a pull request on to add the file to the plugin.
Alternatively, you can join the MelodyMine server and send the language file directly to the developers for inclusion.
MelodyMine requires using port 80 to obtain an SSL certificate for your domain. This process only happens once.
After that, if you restart MelodyMine and the SSL certificate files for your domain are located in the web/docker/certbot/live
path, port 80 will no longer be occupied by MelodyMine.
However, if the SSL files do not exist, it means there is an issue with your domain, and you need to resolve the SSL certificate acquisition problem before proceeding.
To do this, you need to leave the CLIENT_PORT
in the .env
file empty.
and go to the docker-compose.yml
file. In the nginx
configuration section, change the port configuration from:
to:
Also, in the plugin configuration settings.yml
file, set client_port
to 443
.