#share#OneDrive multiple network disk mounting program-CuteOne installation tutorial

A previous article introduced a OneDrive (Microsoft network disk) program written by a network tycoon, which can manage multiple network disks through a web page. Today I will introduce to you another OneDrive multi-network disk mounting program. The name of this program is CuteOne. Let’s introduce the features, installation and use of this program.

Project hosting address

https://github.com/Hackxiaoya/CuteOne

Program features

Multi-disk load, online viewing, online upload, download, multi-disk synchronization, master-slave synchronization, online sharing, folder permission management, membership function, level system, paid viewing, password viewing, payment module, theme switching, extreme speed Cache

Home page demo

Environmental needs

• Linux
• Nginx
• Python3 ——How to install Python3
• Mysql >= 5.7
• MongoDB

Installation tutorial

First install the Pagoda panel and configure it according to the above environmental requirements.

Then go to Software Management-Runtime Environment-Select to install MongoDB

Choose to create a new site, select mysql for the data, and fill in the directory into the execution code below. The first step is to pull the code

Now you need to connect to the VPS and execute the following code,

cd /www/wwwroot/**** #This is the root directory of the created site git clone https://github.com/Hackxiaoya/CuteOne.git

The second step is to install the required libraries and create uwsgi software connection

cdCuteOne pip3 install -r requirements.txt > If the words pip install --upgrade pip appear, perform the update. If not, skip it. > pip3 install --upgrade pip ln -s /usr/local/python3/bin/uwsgi /usr/bin/uwsgi

The third step is to modify the root directory

• Open the pagoda panel
• Enter file management. Click File, enter the CuteOne directory in the root directory of the site, find the uwsgi.ini file, and click Edit behind the file.
• Change chdir = /www/wwwroot/CuteOne in the file to the root directory of your site, for example chdir = /www/wwwroot/co.zx.al/CuteOne
• Others are default, click Save

The fourth step is to start the background operation of the website

nohup uwsgi --ini uwsgi.ini & > Ignore displayed errors

The fifth step is to set up the firewall in the Pagoda panel and open port 5000

• Click Security-Select the release port
• Fill in the CuteOne port number 5000 and make a note
• Click to release

The sixth step is to enter the web installation page and perform MySQL settings

• Access the installation path: http://yourIP:5000/install/
• Enter the Pagoda panel, click Database - find the database that was created at the same time as the website was built, fill in the corresponding database name, user name, and password into the corresponding locations on the web installation page, and leave the others as default.
• Click Next

Step 7, set up MongoDB

• Keep default values
• Click Next

Then set the administrator and password, and the installation is successful.

Step 8, installation is successful, log in to the backend

• If you find that you cannot log in after filling in the user name and password in the background, please proceed to step nine.
• Backend login address: http://yourIP:5000/admin/

Step 9, restart the service and log in again

pgrep -f uwsgi #View uwsgi killall -9 uwsgi #Close all uwsgi nohup uwsgi --ini uwsgi.ini & #Start website > Ignore displayed errors

Note: The above commands must be executed in the CuteOne directory

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