Where are the n8n configuration files located?

All n8n configuration files are located in the /opt/beget/n8n directory: .env file contains the environment variables for all containers; the docker-compose.yml file contains the configuration of the containers.

How can I upgrade n8n?

To upgrade n8n to the another version, follow the steps below: Connect to the server via SSH. Navigate to the n8n directory with the command cd /opt/beget/n8n. Open the file docker-compose.yml in any text editor. Find the line image: docker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n:1.7.1 and change the n8n version to the one that you need, save the changes and close the file. Example of changes: image: docker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n:1.8.2 Download the new version image with the docker compose pull command. Stop the current version of n8n with the docker compose down command. Start the new version of n8n with the docker compose up -d command. Wait 2–5 minutes for n8n to migrate to the new version and start. Test n8n on the new version.

How to set up email sending in n8n?

To configure sending emails via our mail servers, follow the steps below: In the control panel in the "Mail" section, create a mailbox from which n8n will send emails. Connect to the server via SSH. Navigate to the n8n directory with the command cd /opt/beget/n8n. Open the .env file in any text editor. Add the following lines to the end of the file

How can I use the n8n CLI?

Since n8n runs inside the docker container, it is not possible to simply run the CLI by connecting via SSH. Follow these steps to execute the commands

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