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This updates the logviewer tutorial according to the python requirement change made by @lorenzo132 This should be merged when his changes are live. It also adds a disclaimer to warn users from selfhosting the logviewer on their local network as it can get dangerous and some improvements.
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## Prerequisites
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This logviewer hosting tutorial is written assuming you have already set up your bot and are running Ubuntu 20.04-22.04.
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This logviewer hosting tutorial is written assuming you have already set up your bot on one of the supported operating systems.
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{% hint style="warning" %}
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The logviewer can be set up using your local pc or homeserver. However it is higly recommended to run the logviewer on a vps or different cloud based service to avoid security issues. To let staff members access the logviewer (which is a popular usecase) you need to expose ports to the public internet which can be risky for your router and it´s local network.
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There are also several other issues that can occur.
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Please only set up your logviewer on your local network **if you can take full responsibility and 100% know what you are doing**.
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{% endhint %}
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## Dependencies
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- Python 3.11
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- Tools: `git`, `wget`, `nano`
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## Downloading the files
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First, install pipenv by running the following command:
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* Pipenv must be installed. Since this is also used for the bot, you can skip this step if you have already installed it.
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* Pipenv must be installed. Since this is also used for the bot, you can skip this step if you have already installed it. You may neeed to use a different command to access your python installation depending on your operating system and python configuration.
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