Is this project still working ?

[eurecomphil]

Dear Ricardo,

Thank you for your work and share.
I would like to dockerise my current D6 and I wanted to try your solution. But it never starts, looks like it is looking for memcache and never finds it.

myuser@casa:/opt$ docker run -dit -p 500:80 --rm --name testdrupal6 ricardoamaro/drupal6
fbb222e9e8d10999961517d7075f64b6d48db9a0484a225f7337c842b0e3c27c
myuser@casa:/opt$ docker logs -f testdrupal6
200421 08:13:08 mysqld_safe Logging to '/var/log/mysql/error.log'.
200421 08:13:08 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /var/lib/mysql

GENERATED USERS CREDENTIALS
mysql drupal password: xxxx
mysql root   password: xxxxx
ssh   root   password: xxxxxx
-----------------------------------
No tables to drop.                                                   [ok]
Starting Drupal installation. This takes a few seconds ...           [ok]
Installation complete.  User name: admin  User password: admin       [ok]
There are no releases for project memcache.
Choose one of the available releases for memcache:
 [0]  :  Cancel                                      
 [1]  :  6.x-1.x-dev  -  2017-Jul-11  -  Development 
 [2]  :  6.x-1.6      -  2010-Sep-29  -  Security    

Cancelled
memcache was not found.                                              [warning]
The following projects provide some or all of the extensions not     [ok]
found:
memcache
Would you like to download them? (y/n): y
There are no releases for project memcache.
Choose one of the available releases for memcache:
 [0]  :  Cancel                                      
 [1]  :  6.x-1.x-dev  -  2017-Jul-11  -  Development 
 [2]  :  6.x-1.6      -  2010-Sep-29  -  Security

Thanks a lot for your answer.
Phil

[eurecomphil]

OK I found out you are using UBUNTU Trusty (14.04) which is not maintained anymore.
I tried replacing by FROM ubuntu:xenial but of course it does not compile since packages have cetrainly been renamed.
There is thus work to do :-)
Thank you anyway

[alanevans]

There are some sort-of workaround options that would help get you up and running here (so long as you're ok continuing with ubuntu trusty for now):

• the terminal is waiting for input on which memcache version to download - I think choosing one of the memcache module versions should work ok (or edit the files/start.sh file and specify a concrete version).
• ... or you might be able to ctrl-c out of the memcache download/install commands and it will still work even if the memcache module has not installed (this option worked for me)
• if you're ok with building locally and editing files/start.sh and removing the memcache lines, you might not need them, so that should be ok