file-server-helper

to build a file-server with docker in a newly installed ubuntu

step 1: make the script launch at startup

# modify mount and umount in startop.sh to the disks you want to mount at startup
# modify the "ExecStart=/home/mzero/dockerapps/startop.sh startop" to the script you want to launch at startup 
sudo cp startop.service /etc/systemd/system
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable startop

step 2: install tools

sudo apt install openssh-client openssh-server openssh-sftp-server sshfs nfs-ganesha
sudo apt install nano vim wget htop bash-completion deborphan screenfetch
sudo apt install net-tools iftop nmon cockpit
sudo systemctl start cockpit.service
sudo apt install docker-compose
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER

step 2: build docker packages (optional)

sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose-public.yaml build

If you have problem fetch the network, build them on one machine and use docker save -o and docker load to use in another. There exists some bugs in dockeripv6 in startup.sh, which is not compatible with ipv6. you need to make sure that you can connect to http://ipv6.mirrors.ustc.edu.cn in docker to build those images...

step 3: use the pre-build package

check releases in this repo, and you can download those pre-build docker images, and load to your system with

dir=$(dirname $(readlink -f $0))
docker image load -i $dir/images/goserve.busybox.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/portainer.portainer-ce.latest.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/kodcloud.kodbox.latest.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/transmission.alpine.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/aria2.alpine.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/firefox.debian.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/baidunetdisk.debian.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/code-server.debian.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/ftpd.alpine.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/webdav.busybox.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/ngrok.alpine.tar.gz
docker image load -i $dir/images/flynatc.alpine.tar.gz

step 3: use

sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose-public.yaml up