Motivation

This docker container, builds on top of ghcr.io/linuxserver/baseimage-rdesktop-web:focal, and one can then execute linux programs on the web basically. In this case we execute the ts5client, which is quite handy for testing.

1. compile it

    docker build -t docker-ts5client:latest .
   

2. run the container

    docker run -v ${PWD}:/mnt -p 80:3000/tcp -i -t docker-ts5client:latest
   

3. Once you visit the webpage, localhost:80, the TeamSpeak will automatically start

Inside the container, the ts5client should start automatically already. You can also use xterm with right mouse button to start the /ts5client/TeamSpeak binary or use the TeamSpeak link below the xterm link.

This work was inspired by https://gitlab.com/Linuxserver.io/docker-wireshark

Windows warning

On Windows the line endings are LFCR and they must be LF only for the files in /root.

Note: If they have the wrong format the TeamSpeak application will not autostart nor will the menu be correct.

Files can be checked for encoding in the Docker Linux environment with cat -A filename and it should look like this:

root@8a85ce970105:/mnt# cat -A /etc/cont-init.d/56-openboxcopy
#!/usr/bin/with-contenv bash$
$
# default file copies first run$
[[ ! -f /config/.config/openbox/menu.xml ]] && \$
    mkdir -p /config/.config/openbox && \$
    cp /defaults/menu.xml /config/.config/openbox/menu.xml && \$
    chown -R abc:abc /config/.config$

If you see any ^M it is windows LFCR encoding and needs conversion.

Limitations

• no VoIP (for example via webrtc)
• no copy'n'paste
• no persistance, all configuration is gone after restart
• no TLS, http only
• no access control (.htpasswd or similar)

License

public domain as far as this Dockerfile goes