remove redundant profile explanation in .env

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Viren070
2025-03-04 14:35:39 +00:00
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# Your HOSTNAME values should be the domain name that you are using to access the services.
# e.g. AIOSTREAMS_HOSTNAME=aiostreams.example.com
#
# Once you have filled in the values, you will need to use the --profile flag when running the compose file.
# If you only wanted to run the stremio profile, you would run the following command:
#
# sudo docker compose --profile stremio up -d
#
# (The services in the default profile are always included)
#
# If you wanted to also start the seanime profile, you would run the following command:
#
# sudo docker compose --profile stremio --profile seanime up -d
#
#
# If you wanted to start all the profiles, you would run the following command:
#
# sudo docker compose --profile all up -d
# Similarly, if you wanted to stop the services, you would also need to use the --profile flag, otherwise, only the default profile services would be stopped.
# e.g. sudo docker compose --profile stremio down
# =========================================================
# PROFILE CONFIGURATION
# =========================================================
# You can use the --profile flag to specify which profile you want to use when running the compose file.
# You can also set the profiles that you want to use by setting the DOCKER_COMPOSE_PROFILES variable using a space separated list.
#
# As this compose.yaml is split up into profiles, you can choose which services you want to run by using profiles.
# If you only run
# docker compose up -d
# it will only start the default profile.
#
# If you want to make use of the additional profiles, you can do one of the following:
#
# You should set the profiles that you want to use by setting the DOCKER_COMPOSE_PROFILES variable below using a space separated list.
# e.g. DOCKER_COMPOSE_PROFILES="stremio seanime"
#
# You can also use the --profile flag to specify which profile you want to use when running the compose file, but this will need to be specified
# each time, even when you want to down the containers.
#
# Note: For the profiles you are using, it is REQUIRED for you to fill in every environment variable that is needed by that profile.
# You can edit the compose.yaml to remove a service from a profile by just removing the profile from the profiles list for that service