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Running multiple shiori instances
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this post was submitted on 26 Oct 2023
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I assume you're running it as a web app, in which case the docs cover that. Just run multiple instances on different ports and with different storage.
Looks like they provide an official docker container, too, so running it in docker should be very easy.
Just with different environment variables?
The only one the docs mention is SHIORI_DIR, which defaults to ${XDG_DATA_HOME}/shiori, so if you're running it under different users then it's already going to be different.
Just gave it a try, and it seems to work just fine like that. Thank you.