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Add docker install instructions to readme. #3623
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Hi @dessalines, personally I think this is a bit out of scope: an advanced user would know how to do it, while a newcomer would blindly copy the (soon outdated) instructions without understanding them. But then, maybe you are right and a short section with the instructions (maybe with an external link for who wants more information) could be useful. Feel free to propose a change and let's see. |
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By leveraging the templating mechanism in `settings.json`, this change allows a Docker client to run a prebuilt image and change some basic configuration settings, like the instance name or, more importantly, the database coordinates. Also addresses ether#3623
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By leveraging the templating mechanism in `settings.json`, this change allows a Docker client to run a prebuilt image and change some basic configuration settings, like the instance name or, more importantly, the database coordinates. Also addresses ether#3623
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By leveraging the templating mechanism in `settings.json`, this change allows a Docker client to run a prebuilt image and change some basic configuration settings, like the instance name or, more importantly, the database coordinates. Also addresses ether#3623
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By leveraging the templating mechanism in `settings.json`, this change allows a Docker client to run a prebuilt image and change some basic configuration settings, like the instance name or, more importantly, the database coordinates. Also addresses ether#3623
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By leveraging the templating mechanism in `settings.json`, this change allows a Docker client to run a prebuilt image and change some basic configuration settings, like the instance name or, more importantly, the database coordinates. By default, the image runs witho no administrative user enabled. If a value is given to ADMIN_PASSWORD, the `admin` user will be activated. Also closes ether#3623 --- Modified by muxator to support conditional user activation at runtime.
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By leveraging the templating mechanism in `settings.json`, this change allows a Docker client to run a prebuilt image and change some basic configuration settings, like the instance name or, more importantly, the database coordinates. By default, the image runs witho no administrative user enabled. If a value is given to ADMIN_PASSWORD, the `admin` user will be activated. Also closes ether#3623 --- Modified by muxator to support conditional user activation at runtime.
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There are no instructions on how to do a docker install on the README.
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