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community/customization/wings.md
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# Customizing Wings # Customizing Wings
:::warning Production :::warning Production
We highly recommend **NOT** performing these actions on production We highly recommend **NOT** performing these actions on the production
::: :::
In order to make changes to wings we recommend forking it to keep your own git version making upgrades easier. <br /> We recommend creating a fork of the repo before making changes to wings to make future upgrades easier. <br />
:::tip Editing Files :::tip Editing Files
We do not provide a guide at the current time on what files to edit to get certain results. This guide expects a basic knowledge of the `Go` language We do not provide a guide at the current time on what files to edit to get certain results. This guide expects a basic knowledge of the `Go` language
::: :::
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You need to have an up-to-date version of the Go tools installed. See the [official instructions](https://golang.org/doc/install) for help with setting those up. You need to have an up-to-date version of the Go tools installed. See the [official instructions](https://golang.org/doc/install) for help with setting those up.
### Building ### Building
Running the following command in your local clone of the repository to compile wings into a binary. Execute the following command in your local clone of the repository to compile wings into a binary.
```bash ```bash
go build go build
``` ```
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## Install the new binary ## Install the new binary
:::tip Root required :::tip Root required
In order to execute the next few commands, you will need root permissions. If you are not logged in as root, either use `sudo` in front of each command, or run `sudo -i` to switch to a root session. To execute the next few commands, you will need root permissions. If you are not logged in as root, either use `sudo` in front of each command, or run `sudo -i` to switch to a root session.
::: :::
1. Backup the current installation of wings 1. Backup the current installation of wings
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mv /usr/local/bin/wings /usr/local/bin/wings-backup mv /usr/local/bin/wings /usr/local/bin/wings-backup
``` ```
2. Place the new binary in `/usr/local/bin` 2. Place the new binary in `/usr/local/bin`
3. Ensure aproperiate permissions on the binary `chmod u+x /usr/local/bin/wings` 3. Ensure appropriate permissions on the binary `chmod u+x /usr/local/bin/wings`
4. Try running the updated binary from the console `wings --debug` 4. Try running the updated binary from the console `wings --debug`
5. Restore normal operation of Wings `systemctl enable wings --now` 5. Restore normal operation of Wings `systemctl enable wings --now`

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# Disabling reCAPTCHA # Disabling reCAPTCHA
:::warning SECURITY WARNING :::warning SECURITY WARNING
It is highly reccomended to keep reCAPTCHA enabled, as reCAPTCHA is a security method that can protect your site from some methods of attack! It is highly recommended to keep reCAPTCHA enabled, as reCAPTCHA is a security method that can protect your site from some methods of attack!
Only continue if you intend to re-enable reCAPTCHA after fixing whatever issue you may have! Only continue if you intend to re-enable reCAPTCHA after fixing whatever issue you may have!
::: :::
## Disabling via .env ## Disabling via .env
In order to disable reCAPTCHA using this method, you need to find and edit your `.env` file, It is usually located at `/var/www/pterodactyl/.env` To disable reCAPTCHA using this method, you need to find and edit your `.env` file, It is usually located at `/var/www/pterodactyl/.env`
:::tip Hidden Files :::tip Hidden Files
In linux, files starting with a `.` are considered to be hidden, so most FTP software may not show it by default. You can see the file by using `ls -a` In linux, files starting with a `.` are considered to be hidden, so most FTP software may not show it by default. You can see the file by using `ls -a`
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You can now edit the `.env` file using your favorite editor to set the fields below You can now edit the `.env` file using your favorite editor to set the fields below
:::tip Missing Values
If any of the bellow values are missing from your `.env` file you can add them yourself
:::
```bash ```bash
# Ignores database settings # Ignores database settings
APP_ENVIRONMENT_ONLY=true APP_ENVIRONMENT_ONLY=true

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AWS_ENDPOINT= AWS_ENDPOINT=
# Dunno what these are but maybe you do?
AWS_USE_PATH_STYLE_ENDPOINT=false
AWS_BACKUPS_USE_ACCELERATE=false AWS_BACKUPS_USE_ACCELERATE=false
# This was/is planned to be depreciated by AWS thus if set to true it will fail the request.
AWS_USE_PATH_STYLE_ENDPOINT=false
``` ```