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Clarify NBXplorer connection string settings #1471

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9 changes: 2 additions & 7 deletions docs/Deployment/ManualDeploymentExtended.md
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~$ sudo systemctl start nbxplorer
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##### Migration

With BTCPay Server v1.5 we [improved NBXplorer by switching to Postgres](https://blog.btcpayserver.org/nbxplorer-postgres/).
If you are still using the DBTrie based version, please consider [migrating NBXplorer](https://github.com/dgarage/NBXplorer/blob/master/docs/Postgres-Migration.md).

Afterwards you need to set `BTCPAY_EXPLORERPOSTGRES` to the same connection string as NBXplorer.

## BTCPay Server

Like NBXplorer the BTCPay Server application is also .NET Core. The install steps assume .NET Core was previosuly installed.
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~$ sudo chmod 644 /etc/btcpay/btcpay.config
```

Alternatively, you can start BTCPay Server using a configuration file, environment variables (`BTCPAY_EXPLORERPOSTGRES` and `BTCPAY_POSTGRES`), or command-line arguments (`--explorerpostgres` and `--postgres`).

##### 4. Create a systemd service

An example **systemd service** file is shown below. Adjust the paths, User and Group accordingly.
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