# Ente CLI Configuration for Custom Server

The Ente CLI expects configuration in `~/.ente/config.yaml`. Here's how to set it up:

## Method 1: Direct Configuration

1. Create the config file:
```bash
mkdir -p ~/.ente
cat > ~/.ente/config.yaml << EOF
api:
  url: https://ente.due.ren
EOF
```

2. Add your account interactively:
```bash
ente account add
# It will ask for:
# - Export directory: /tmp/ente-export (or any directory)
# - Email: your-admin@email.com
# - Password: your-password
```

## Method 2: Using the Admin Commands Directly

If the interactive setup is problematic, you can use the admin commands with explicit parameters:

```bash
# Set the API endpoint
export ENTE_API_URL="https://ente.due.ren"

# Or pass it directly in the command
ente admin update-subscription \
  --api-url https://ente.due.ren \
  --admin-user admin@due.ren \
  --user user@example.com \
  --storage 1000 \
  --valid-for 365
```

## Method 3: Direct Database Update (Fallback)

Since the CLI setup seems problematic, you can update the database directly in the Cloudron terminal:

```bash
# In Cloudron terminal
PGPASSWORD="$CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD" psql \
  -h "$CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST" \
  -U "$CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_USERNAME" \
  -d "$CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_DATABASE" << EOF
-- Update user to 1TB for 1 year
UPDATE users 
SET storage_bonus = 1073741824000,  -- 1000 GB in bytes
    subscription_expiry = EXTRACT(EPOCH FROM NOW() + INTERVAL '365 days') * 1000000
WHERE email = 'andreas@due.ren';

-- Show the result
SELECT email, 
       storage_bonus / 1073741824.0 as storage_gb,
       to_timestamp(subscription_expiry / 1000000) as expires
FROM users WHERE email = 'andreas@due.ren';
EOF
```