Hello! I’m currently in the process of seting up an instance (for personal use, testing some stuff). I ran into this issue and while I did find some threads about it, they were not conected to Lemmy and I don’t have any ideas how to solve it myself. For context -> i’m trying to set up the instance on a remote device, conected thru ssh to my wsl ubuntu instalation. I’m using ansible, if that helps. The remote device is using ubuntu server 20.4. LTS. Thank you for help.

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Might be more helpful to actually say in the title that it is Lemmy you’re trying to selfhost, this community isn’t specific to selfhosting Lemmy.

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At first glance, i would say you need to add Jakob as a sudo user first :

http://askubuntu.com/questions/7477/ddg#7484

And then install ansible-playbook,

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Thanks!

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You welcome mate,
I hope thats good for you now, don’t hesitate to ask for the next steps, if you encounter others issues.

Gl, and have fun,

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Did you look at lemmy.yml, line 208 like the error message says?

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If you’re not familiar with Ansible, I recommend to install your Lemmy instance using docker compose or Lemmy Easy Deploy.

If you still want to use Ansible, make sure to use version >= 2.11.0 . From the screenshot, chance that you might accidentally installed v2.10

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Thank you! Will try.

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