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| == How to run a ZNC server + NGINX using a reverse proxy pointing to subdomain ==
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| Run only this command as '''root'''. It will install ZNC, the NGINX web server and the Certbot for web SSL encryption:
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| {{Cmd|'''apk add znc nginx certbot-nginx'''}}
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| Add a user called 'irc' to the system:
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| {{Cmd|adduser -D irc}}
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| Now log in as the new user "irc":
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| {{Cmd|su irc}}
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| Create a ZNC configuration with this command:
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| {{Cmd|znc --makeconf}}
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| The program will start asking for the following information, most important questions are 'port' and 'localhost':
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| <pre>
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| Listen on port: 5000 (you should maintain this as 5000, do not put anything else)
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| Listen using SSL: yes
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| Listen using both IPv4 and IPv6: yes
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| Username: username
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| Enter password: password
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| Confirm password: password
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| Nick: nick
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| Alternate nick: alternate_nick
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| Real name: optional
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| Bind host: localhost (you should maintain this as localhost, do not put anything else)
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| Set up a network?: no
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| Launch ZNC now? no
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| </pre>
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| You're still logged into the user 'irc'. Now run ZNC:
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| {{Cmd|znc}}
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| Now change to '''root''':
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| {{Cmd|'''su root'''}}
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| go to
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| {{vim /home/irc/.znc/configs/znc.conf}}
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| .... work in progress!!! come back tomorrow
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