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Update README.md with DNS note and move dockeronly hint (#95)
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NOTE: LabCA cannot run on a Raspberry Pi.
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NOTE2: The hostname of your LabCA machine must be in local DNS for the boulder engine to be able to give out a certificate for it.
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**NEW**: It is now possible to run LabCA on an existing docker server, see [README_dockeronly](README_dockeronly.md)
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LabCA is best run on its own server / virtual machine to prevent any issues caused by conflicting applications. On a freshly installed Linux machine (currently tested with Debian 12/bookworm, Debian 11/bullseye, and Ubuntu 22.04) run this command as root user (or as a regular user that already is in the sudo group):
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```sh
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<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44847421/48658718-dc557b00-ea46-11e8-8596-00709fad9197.jpg" width="300">
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**NEW**: It is now possible to run LabCA on an existing docker server, see [README_dockeronly](README_dockeronly.md)
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### Setup
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After the base install you must go through the setup in your browser. To give an idea of the setup process, see these screenshots:
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