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Housekeeping
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chown -R epicyon:epicyon *
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systemctl restart epicyon
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# Housekeeping
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To avoid running out of disk space you will want to clear down old inbox posts. Posts from your instance outboxes will be unaffected.
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Create an archive script **/usr/bin/epicyon-archive**:
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```bash
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#!/bin/bash
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cd /opt/epicyon || exit 0
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/usr/bin/python3 epicyon.py --archive none --archiveweeks 4 --maxposts 32000
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```
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You can adjust the maximum number of weeks and the maximum number of inbox posts as needed. Then add it as a cron entry.
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```bash
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echo "*/60 * * * * root /usr/bin/epicyon-archive" >> /etc/crontab
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```
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# Registering accounts
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You will notice that within the systemd daemon the *registration* option is set to *open*. In a browser if you navigate to the URL of your instance then you should see a *Register* button. The first account to register becomes the administrator.
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