Download StarshipServer.tar.gz file and extract it to some folder (or use Docker imag).
Run
./setup
Setup will open a browser at http://localhost:8080. It will only listen for connections from localhost, so you will only be able to see the setup from a browser on the same machine.
If you want to run setup on a different port, run the setup with
./setup -port 8090
Then go to setup at http://localhost:8090.
If you are installing it on a Linux without GUI, you can run it with:
./setup -publicurl
Then it will listen for all connections on some random url, which is seen in the console log when you start the setup.
By default, Starship Server will use SQLite database, which we recommend you use only for testing or for personal server. If you want to use PostgreSQL or MS SQL, then you need to install chosen database engine before you run Starship Server installer. Which database to choose?
During install you will have an option to create administrators. We suggest you create at least one, so that you can then connect to Starship Server and make other changes to default settings.
When setup ends start the server with:
./Starshipserver