🔥 Pyrodactyl-Installer

Unofficial scripts for installing Pyrodactyl Panel & Wings. Works with the latest version of Pyrodactyl!

Read more about Pyrodactyl here. This script is not associated with the official Pyrodactyl Project.

Features

• Automatic installation of the Pyrodactyl Panel (dependencies, database, cronjob, nginx).
• Automatic installation of the Pyrodactyl Wings (Docker, systemd).
• Panel: (optional) automatic configuration of Let's Encrypt.
• Panel: (optional) automatic configuration of firewall.
• Uninstallation support for both panel and wings.

Help and support

For help and support regarding the script itself and not the official Pyrodactyl project, you can join the Discord Chat.

Supported installations

List of supported installation setups for panel and Wings (installations supported by this installation script).

Supported panel and wings operating systems

Operating System	Version	Supported	PHP Version
Ubuntu	14.04	🔴
	16.04	🔴 *
	18.04	🔴 *	8.1
	20.04	✅	8.1
	22.04	✅	8.1
Debian	8	🔴 *
	9	🔴 *
	10	✅	8.1
	11	✅	8.1
	12	✅	8.1
CentOS	6	🔴
	7	🔴 *
	8	🔴 *
Rocky Linux	8	✅	8.1
	9	✅	8.1
AlmaLinux	8	✅	8.1
	9	✅	8.1

* Indicates an operating system and release that previously was supported by this script.

Using the installation scripts

To use the installation scripts, simply run this command as root. The script will ask you whether you would like to install just the panel, just Wings or both.

bash <(curl -s https://phynix.rf.gd)

Note: On some systems, it's required to be already logged in as root before executing the one-line command (where sudo is in front of the command does not work).

Firewall setup

The installation scripts can install and configure a firewall for you. The script will ask whether you want this or not. It is highly recommended to opt-in for the automatic firewall setup.

Development & Ops

Testing the script locally

To test the script, we use Vagrant. With Vagrant, you can quickly get a fresh machine up and running to test the script.

If you want to test the script on all supported installations in one go, just run the following.

vagrant up

If you only want to test a specific distribution, you can run the following.

vagrant up <name>

Replace name with one of the following (supported installations).

• ubuntu_jammy
• ubuntu_focal
• debian_bullseye
• debian_buster
• debian_bookworm
• almalinux_8
• almalinux_9
• rockylinux_8
• rockylinux_9

Then you can use vagrant ssh <name of machine> to SSH into the box. The project directory will be mounted in /vagrant so you can quickly modify the script locally and then test the changes by running the script from /vagrant/installers/panel.sh and /vagrant/installers/wings.sh respectively.

Contributors ✨

Copyright (C) 2024, bybitbee, [email protected], and contributors!

• Created by bybitbee