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I appreciate the response! When I set out to self-host, I made the decision to install everything separately, because I heard about docker and it sounded like, "plug in code and run". And that's something I didn't want, only because it was a hobby and I wanted to learn more from a hands on experience. I learned a ton, sorting through those errors! If I did it over again, I'd probably use docker, based on your explanation, but I feel like that is an endeavor, in and of itself.