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| $db['pass'] = "phpipamadmin"; | ||
| $db['name'] = "phpipam"; | ||
| $db['port'] = 3306; | ||
| $db['host'] = getenv('IPAM_HOST') ? getenv('IPAM_HOST') : "localhost"; |
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I used this instead of the shorthand one since it looks like you still are trying to support php 5.1.
| && ln -sf /dev/stdout /var/log/apache2/access.log \ | ||
| && ln -sf /dev/stderr /var/log/apache2/error.log \ | ||
| && mkdir -p /run/apache2 \ | ||
| && sed -i 's/#LoadModule rewrite_module modules\/mod_rewrite.so/LoadModule rewrite_module modules\/mod_rewrite.so/' /etc/apache2/httpd.conf |
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No fancy mod2en in alpine linux
| && ln -s /phpipam/config.dist.php /phpipam/config.php \ | ||
| && ln -sf /dev/stdout /var/log/apache2/access.log \ | ||
| && ln -sf /dev/stderr /var/log/apache2/error.log \ | ||
| && mkdir -p /run/apache2 \ |
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Don't know why but you need to create this or apache dies on startup since it can't create the pid file in this directory.
| $ docker build -t phpipam . | ||
| $ docker run -p 8888:80 -e IPAM_HOST='192.168.1.5' -e IPAM_PASS='password' -e IPAM_USER='root' phpipam | ||
| ``` |
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You might want to move this all onto your site but it looks like you are using WP right now for hosting that.
| AllowOverride All | ||
| Require all granted | ||
| </Directory> | ||
| </VirtualHost> |
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Kept apache.conf simple since I would except most people host this behind an HTTPS terminating load balancer or are using it in an environment where they don't care if it's over HTTPS.
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The php ctype module is needed as well for running the application which is not listed in your install docs. |
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@michaeljs1990 I did this with Ansible, Alpine for Docker if you want to check it out as it might give you some guidance. Maybe, maybe not. Just thought I would share as it might be some help for you. https://github.com/mrlesmithjr/docker-ansible-phpipam/tree/alpine Specifically, what is going on in this https://github.com/mrlesmithjr/docker-ansible-phpipam/blob/alpine/config/ansible/playbook.yml |
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nice thanks, the crons and dependencies list is very helpful 👍 |
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You got it man! Hope it helps some. |
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Would love to get this into the repository let me know if i can do any other work on this. |
This adds a docker file that can be used to make deploying the application easier. It does not focus on trying to be an all in one solution as you still need to setup mysql. The full image is only 55.5MB and makes a small change to the config file that lets you use environment variables to set config values all namespaced with IPAM_* for safty.
This adds some simple docs on how to get the container running as well as a missing ctype package which i found throwing some errors.
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rebased and ran into a bunch of issues since submodules are now required and no errors are visible in the UI when they fail to load in. For whatever reason on initial install the password will not set I have tried 3 different times something is going on that I will try to debug but i can see after i reset the password an error about php mailer is puked out so likely something to do with that (it's about an email not being valid). Some work also needs to be done around the database install process to better support docker out of the box. The automated install is super nice but only allowing access to localhost through this method means you have to log into mysql and run commands. Adding an additional checkbox to the process like "allow remote access" or otherwise would fix this up. I could see some security concerns around this since it is opening up mysql to the world however if you do not have your firewall setup or are not running your db in a container where the port is hidden from the outside world.
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Thanks. I've added a Dockerfile but taken a different approach for the ENV variables. See #2425 |
This adds a docker file that can be used to make deploying the application
easier. It does not focus on trying to be an all in one solution as you
still need to setup mysql. The full image is only 55.5MB and makes a small
change to the config file that lets you use environment variables to set
config values all name spaced with IPAM_* for safety.