A Dockerfile for the Gitit Wiki. There is no default user, you can register directly in the wiki. It uses debian:unstable-slim in order to have latest gitit.
For a first installation (if you don't already use Gitit) :
sudo docker run -d --name gitit \
-e GIT_COMMITTER_NAME="User Name" \
-e GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL="user@domain.com" \
-p 80:5001 \
marcelhuberfoo/docker-gititIt is important to pass in the committers name and email at least for the first commits of gitit! Otherwise the container will abort due to git commit errors. As soon as you created a user and logged in, the commit author is the user name.
Default author name is Gitit and author email is empty but these do not force git to fail. If you like to set these values too, add them to the list of environment variables to pass in (exchange COMMITTER with AUTHOR).
To use an existing Gitit wiki (assuming it's installed at /home/gitit/wiki), mount it as a volume :
sudo docker run -d --name gitit \
-e GIT_COMMITTER_NAME="User Name" \
-e GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL="user@domain.com" \
-p 80:5001 \
-v /home/gitit/wiki:/data \
marcelhuberfoo/docker-gititInstead of passing in the committer and user name as environment variables, set it in your .git/config administrative file from within the mounted directory. E.g. git --git-dir=/home/gitit/wiki/wikidata/.git config user.name "Some User" and git --git-dir=/home/gitit/wiki/wikidata/.git config user.email "user@domain.com" respectively. You can do it likewise for the author.
/data/gitit.conf should contain the configuration file for gitit. If you don't provide it using the volume, a default one will be created.
Gitit will also create the following when started :
/data/static/contains static (css and img) files used by gitit./data/templates/contains HStringTemplate templates for wiki pages./data/wikidata/contains the Git repo where all pages are stored.
Gitit default webserver port