Automatic installation for TorrentPier

This shell script allows you to:

• Install TorrentPier (v2.4 or v2.8) in automatic mode;
• Choose web server (NGINX, Apache, or Caddy);
• Flexible configuration with command-line arguments;

Supported systems:

• GNU/Linux: Debian 12 and newer
• GNU/Linux: Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 and newer

Important

The architecture and bit depth of x86_64 are required.

Minimum supported versions: Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04

Starting the auto installer:

Update indexes and packages

apt -y update && apt -y full-upgrade

Install GIT

apt -y install git

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/torrentpier/autoinstall.git

Make the installation file executable

chmod +x ./autoinstall/install.sh

Run automatic installation

# Default installation (NGINX, v2.8, SSL auto)
./autoinstall/install.sh

# With custom options
./autoinstall/install.sh --webserver nginx --version v2.4
./autoinstall/install.sh --webserver apache --version v2.8
./autoinstall/install.sh --webserver caddy --version v2.4

# With SSL and email (for domain)
./autoinstall/install.sh --webserver nginx --version v2.4 --email admin@example.com

# Disable SSL (use HTTP only)
./autoinstall/install.sh --webserver nginx --ssl no

# Custom PHP version
./autoinstall/install.sh --php-version 8.3

# Dry-run mode (test without installing)
./autoinstall/install.sh --dry-run

# Enable Manticore Search (for v2.8 with 4GB+ RAM)
./autoinstall/install.sh --version v2.8 --manticore yes

# Disable Manticore Search (use MySQL for search)
./autoinstall/install.sh --version v2.8 --manticore no

Available options:

• --webserver <nginx|apache|caddy> - Choose web server (default: nginx)
• --version <v2.4|v2.8> - Choose TorrentPier version (default: v2.8)
• --php-version <8.2|8.3|8.4> - Choose PHP version (default: 8.4)
• --ssl <auto|yes|no> - Enable SSL/TLS (default: auto - enabled for domains only)
• --email <email@example.com> - Email for SSL certificate (required if domain is used)
• --manticore <auto|yes|no> - Enable Manticore Search for v2.8 (default: auto - enabled if RAM >= 4GB)
• --dry-run - Test mode - check requirements without installing
• --help - Show help message

Note

install.sh always downloads the latest release.
If you want to run it directly, use deb.install.sh for Debian and Ubuntu.

Running the installation script directly for debian and ubuntu

chmod +x ./autoinstall/deb.install.sh && ./autoinstall/deb.install.sh --webserver nginx --version v2.4

Additional information:

• Web server: NGINX/Apache/Caddy + PHP-FPM (configurable)
• PHP version: 8.2/8.3/8.4 (configurable, from Ondřej Surý's repository)
• System checks: RAM (512MB min), Disk space (2GB min), Ports availability
• Manticore Search: For v2.8, requires 4GB RAM minimum (RT indexes, auto-enabled if RAM >= 4GB)
• SSL/TLS: Automatic Let's Encrypt certificates (for domains)
  • Caddy: Built-in automatic HTTPS
  • NGINX/Apache: Certbot with auto-renewal
• Cron schedule: Every 10 minutes
• Installation logs directory: /var/log/torrentpier_install.log
• Temporary directory: /tmp/torrentpier
• The file with the data after installation: /root/torrentpier.cfg
• Lock file: /var/lock/torrentpier_install.lock (prevents concurrent installations)

Troubleshooting:

If you encounter any issues during installation:

1. Check the installation log:

   tail -100 /var/log/torrentpier_install.log

2. Common issues:

   • Package installation fails → Log will show detailed APT errors
   • PHP-FPM won't start → Check sudo systemctl status php8.4-fpm
   • Ports occupied → Use sudo ss -tulpn | grep ':80\|:443\|:9090'

Configuration file locations:

NGINX:

• phpMyAdmin config: /etc/nginx/sites-available/00-phpmyadmin.conf
• TorrentPier config: /etc/nginx/sites-available/01-torrentpier.conf

Apache:

• phpMyAdmin config: /etc/apache2/sites-available/00-phpmyadmin.conf
• TorrentPier config: /etc/apache2/sites-available/01-torrentpier.conf

Caddy:

• Main config: /etc/caddy/Caddyfile

Removing phpMyAdmin public access:

For NGINX:

rm /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/00-phpmyadmin.conf
nginx -t
systemctl restart nginx

For Apache:

a2dissite 00-phpmyadmin
apache2ctl configtest
systemctl restart apache2

For Caddy:

Edit /etc/caddy/Caddyfile and remove the phpMyAdmin section, then:

systemctl reload caddy