sample-env

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###  ---------------------------------------------------
###  D E V I L B O X   R U N - T I M E   S E T T I N G S
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###
###  All the following settings are applied during
###  $ docker-compose up
###
###  No need to rebuild any dockers!
###
###  For custom variables, scroll to the bottom
###


###
### Show all executed commands in each
### docker image during docker-compose up?
###
### 1: Yes
### 0: No
DEBUG_COMPOSE_ENTRYPOINT=1


###
### Relative or absolute path to the devilbox repository.
### (Used as a prefix for all mount paths)
### There is no need to change this.
###
### The only exception is for OSX users wanting to use NFS
### mounts instead of Filesystem mounts due to degraded performance
### on OSX.
###
### Note: When changing this variable you must re-create the container.
###       Simply remove it, it will be auto-created during the next start:
###
### $ docker-compose rm -f
###
DEVILBOX_PATH=.


###
### At what IP address should the docker services listen
### on the Host computer?
###
### The specified default should be fine for Linux and OSX (127.0.0.1:).
### If you are on windows, you will probably have to change
### it to the IP address of the docker machine.
###
### a.) Leave blank, to listen on all interfaces (no trailing color ':')
###    LOCAL_LISTEN_ADDR=
### b.) If an IP is specified, note the trailing colon ':'
###    LOCAL_LISTEN_ADDR=127.0.0.1:
###
LOCAL_LISTEN_ADDR=


###
### This is the domain suffix your projects will be made available
### with mass-virtual-hosting.
### It is also required for the internal DNS server to be setup.
###
### Note: Only ALPHA ([a-zA-Z]+) characters are supported.
###
### Example:
###   TLD_SUFFIX=loc
### Makes your project available under xxxx.loc
###
### Example:
###   TLD_SUFFIX=local
### Makes your project available under xxxx.local
###
TLD_SUFFIX=loc


###
### Set your user id and group id
###
### This should be changed to the value of your local
### users uid and gid
###
### Type `id` on the terminal to find out your values
###
NEW_UID=501
NEW_GID=20


###
### Timezone for all dockers and service config files
###
TIMEZONE=US/East-Indiana




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### INTRANET SETTINGS
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###
### TLD_SUFFIX domains are checked if they are set in the
### host computer /etc/hosts or available via attached DNS server.
### Timeout is done on vhosts.php (intranet) via ajax calls.
### In order to keep performance, set this to a low value.
### DNS checks might not succeed in time on slow machines.
### If DNS is valid, but timeout is expired, set this to a higher value.
###
### DNS_CHECK_TIMEOUT value is how many seconds to time out
### Default is to timeout after 1 second (DNS_CHECK_TIMEOUT=1)
###
DNS_CHECK_TIMEOUT=1


###
### Devilbox UI Password protection enable/disable (1/0)
###
### Set DEVILBOX_UI_PROTECT to 1 in order to password protect the
### intranet.
###
### Example:
###   DEVILBOX_UI_PROTECT=1
###   DEVILBOX_UI_PROTECT=0
###
DEVILBOX_UI_PROTECT=0


###
### Devilbox UI Password
###
### When DEVILBOX_UI_PROTECT=1, use the following password
### to log in. The password can always be changed.
### When changing the password, make sure to restart your
### PHP container.
###
### Example:
###   DEVILBOX_UI_PASSWORD=my-very-secure-password
###   DEVILBOX_UI_PASSWORD=Some pass with spaces
###
### The default username is 'devilbox'
###
DEVILBOX_UI_PASSWORD=password


###
### Disable the Devilbox Intranet?
###
### Example:
###   DEVILBOX_UI_PROTECT=1
###   DEVILBOX_UI_PROTECT=0
###
DEVILBOX_UI_DISABLE=0



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### 1. Choose Images (Version)
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###
### You can choose any combination of httpd, mysql, postgresql or php.
### Each of them are fully compatible between one another.
###


###
### 1.1 Choose PHP Server Image
###
#PHP_SERVER=php-fpm-5.4
#PHP_SERVER=php-fpm-5.5
#PHP_SERVER=php-fpm-5.6
#PHP_SERVER=php-fpm-7.0
PHP_SERVER=php-fpm-7.1
#PHP_SERVER=php-fpm-7.2
#PHP_SERVER=hhvm-latest


###
### 1.2 Choose HTTPD Server Image
###
#HTTPD_SERVER=apache-2.2
HTTPD_SERVER=apache-2.4
#HTTPD_SERVER=nginx-stable
#HTTPD_SERVER=nginx-mainline


###
### 1.3 Choose MySQL Server Image
###
#MYSQL_SERVER=mysql-5.5
#MYSQL_SERVER=mysql-5.6
MYSQL_SERVER=mysql-5.7
#MYSQL_SERVER=mysql-8.0
#MYSQL_SERVER=mariadb-5.5
#MYSQL_SERVER=mariadb-10.0
#MYSQL_SERVER=mariadb-10.1
#MYSQL_SERVER=mariadb-10.2
#MYSQL_SERVER=mariadb-10.3
#MYSQL_SERVER=percona-5.5
#MYSQL_SERVER=percona-5.6
#MYSQL_SERVER=percona-5.7


###
### 1.4 Choose PostgreSQL Server Image
###
#PGSQL_SERVER=9.1
#PGSQL_SERVER=9.2
#PGSQL_SERVER=9.3
#PGSQL_SERVER=9.4
#PGSQL_SERVER=9.5
PGSQL_SERVER=9.6
#PGSQL_SERVER=10.0


###
### 1.5 Choose Redis Server Image
###
#REDIS_SERVER=2.8
#REDIS_SERVER=3.0
#REDIS_SERVER=3.2
REDIS_SERVER=4.0


###
### 1.6 Choose Memcached Server Image
###
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.21
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.22
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.23
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.24
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.25
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.26
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.27
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.28
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.29
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.30
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.31
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.32
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.33
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.34
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.35
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.36
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.37
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.38
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.4.39
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.5.0
#MEMCD_SERVER=1.5.1
MEMCD_SERVER=1.5.2
#MEMCD_SERVER=latest


###
### 1.7 Choose Mongo Server Image
###
#MONGO_SERVER=2.8
#MONGO_SERVER=3.0
#MONGO_SERVER=3.2
MONGO_SERVER=3.4
#MONGO_SERVER=3.5



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### 2. Host Mounts (Your computer)
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###
### Local filesystem path to www projects.
###
### Note: When changing this variable you must re-create the container.
###       Simply remove it, it will be auto-created during the next start:
###
### $ docker-compose rm -f
###
HOST_PATH_HTTPD_DATADIR=~/data/www

###
### Local filesystem path to mysql/mariadb datadir.
###
### This can be an existing mysql data directory or empty.
### If it already is a mysql data directory with content,
### it will be mounted into the docker and used.
###
### If this directory is empty, a new mysql database will be
### created.
###
### Note: Inside this path, a subdirectory with the mysql|mariadb
###       version will be created where the actual data resides.
###       This is to protect databases from being altered by
###       newer or older mysql|mariadb server versions.
###
### Note: When changing this variable you must re-create the container.
###       Simply remove it, it will be auto-created during the next start:
###
### $ docker-compose rm -f
###
HOST_PATH_MYSQL_DATADIR=~/data/mysql


###
### Local filesystem path to postgresql datadir.
###
### This can be an existing postgresql data directory or empty.
### If it already is a postgresql data directory with content,
### it will be mounted into the docker and used.
###
### If this directory is empty, a new postgresql database will be
### created.
###
### Note: Inside this path, a subdirectory with the postgresql
###       version will be created where the actual data resides.
###       This is to protect databases from being altered by
###       newer or older postgres server versions.
###
### Note: When changing this variable you must re-create the container.
###       Simply remove it, it will be auto-created during the next start:
###
### $ docker-compose rm -f
###
HOST_PATH_PGSQL_DATADIR=~/data/pgsql


###
### Local filesystem path to mongodb datadir.
###
### This can be an existing mongodb data directory or empty.
### If it already is a mongodb data directory with content,
### it will be mounted into the docker and used.
###
### If this directory is empty, a new mongodb database will be
### created.
###
### Note: When changing this variable you must re-create the container.
###       Simply remove it, it will be auto-created during the next start:
###
### $ docker-compose rm -f
###
HOST_PATH_MONGO_DATADIR=~/data/mongo



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### 3. PHP Docker Settings
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###
### Xdebug
###

# Enable/Disable Xdebug
PHP_XDEBUG_ENABLE=1

# Your local port (your computer host [not the docker])
# where your ide/editor is listening for xdebug connections.
PHP_XDEBUG_REMOTE_PORT=9000

# Your local IP address (your computer host [not the docker])
# where your ide/editor is listening for xdebug connections.
PHP_XDEBUG_REMOTE_HOST=169.254.220.23
## TODO: Check if it works by automatically sending it to the broadcast address



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### 4. HTTPD Docker Settings
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###
### Expose HTTPD Port to Host
###
HOST_PORT_HTTPD=80

###
### Document Root Subdirectory
###
### In your project directory, which subfolder should
### serve your files?
###
### When changing this value, restart the devilbox.
###
HTTPD_DOCROOT_DIR=public

###
### Per vHost Config Subdirectory
###
### In your project directory, which subfolder should
### hold apache, nginx templates for a customized vhost?
###
### When changing this value, restart the devilbox.
###
HTTPD_TEMPLATE_DIR=.devilbox



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### 5. MySQL Docker Settings
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###
### MySQL root user password
###
### If $HOST_PATH_TO_MYSQL_DATADIR already contains an existing
### mysql datadir, enter the password for the existing mysql database
###
### If $HOST_PATH_TO_MYSQL_DATADIR is empty, choose a new password that
### will be applied
###
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=

###
### Custom MySQL Runtime Settings
###
MYSQL_GENERAL_LOG=1

###
### Expose MySQL Port to Host
###
HOST_PORT_MYSQL=3306



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### 6. PostgreSQL Docker Settings
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###
### PostgreSQL 'root' user name (usually postgres)
###
PGSQL_ROOT_USER=postgres

###
### PostgreSQL 'root' user password
###
PGSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=

###
### Expose PostgreSQL Port to Host
###
HOST_PORT_PGSQL=5432



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### 7. Redis Docker Settings
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###
### Expose Redis Port to Host
###
HOST_PORT_REDIS=6379



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### 8. Memcached Docker Settings
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###
### Expose Memcached Port to Host
###
HOST_PORT_MEMCD=11211



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### 9. MongoDB Docker Settings
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###
### Expose MongoDB Port to Host
###
HOST_PORT_MONGO=27017



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### 10. Bind Docker Settings
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###
### Expose Bind Port to Host
###
HOST_PORT_BIND=1053

###
### Add comma separated DNS server from which you want to receive DNS
### You can also add DNS servers from your LAN (if any are available)
###
BIND_DNS_RESOLVER=8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4



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### 11. Custom variables
###
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###
### Any variable defined in this file will be available
### as environment variables to your PHP/HHV Docker container.
###
### This might be useful to set application environment and retriev
### them via: <?php getenv('MY_APPLICATION_ENV'); ?>
###

###
### Example:
### <?php echo getenv('Foo');?> would produce: 'some value'
###
#Foo=some value