#Installation with a local Docker service

For development a docker environment is part of the repository data.

#Requirements

• Linux system
• a running rootless Docker service
• tools/ packages:
  • Git
  • Docker-compose
  • facl to set ACL for write permissions for your user and the webservice of the container
• sudo permssions
  • to set ACL permissions with setfacl
  • to remove tmp data

#Get Sources

As your local user execute the following steps:

cd [somewhere]
git https://git-repo.iml.unibe.ch/iml-open-source/imldeployment.git
cd imldeployment

#Set permissions

In the folder docker are all configurations and helpers to run a docker container. In it is an init.sh to set environment.

./docker/init.sh

You get a menu.

>>>>> MENU
  g - remove git data of starterkit

  i - init application: set permissions
  t - generate files from templates
  T - remove generated files

  u - startup containers    docker-compose up -d
  s - shutdown containers   docker-compose stop
  r - remove containers     docker-compose rm -f

  m - more infos
  c - console (bash)

  select >

Then press i and Return to set permissions.

This sets the acl permissions for the subdirs

• public_html
• config
• data

You will see something like that:

+ for mywritedir in ${WRITABLEDIR}
+ echo '--- ../public_html'
--- ../public_html
+ sudo setfacl -bR ../public_html
+ sudo setfacl -dRm u:231104:rwx,axel:rwx ../public_html
+ sudo setfacl -Rm u:231104:rwx,axel:rwx ../public_html
+ for mywritedir in ${WRITABLEDIR}
+ echo '--- ../config'
--- ../config
+ sudo setfacl -bR ../config
+ sudo setfacl -dRm u:231104:rwx,axel:rwx ../config
+ sudo setfacl -Rm u:231104:rwx,axel:rwx ../config
+ for mywritedir in ${WRITABLEDIR}
+ echo '--- ../data'
--- ../data
+ sudo setfacl -bR ../data
+ sudo setfacl -dRm u:231104:rwx,axel:rwx ../data
+ sudo setfacl -Rm u:231104:rwx,axel:rwx ../data
+ set +vx

#Start container

Then press u and Return to run docker-compuse up. On the 1st run it needs to download the PHP docker image with Apache httpd and takes a few more seconds.

If ist is up you can run http://localhost:8002/ in your webbrowser.

#Change port

If you need to change the port then stop a running container. Edit docker/init.sh.cfg and set a new port

...
# web port 80 in container is seen on localhost as ...
APP_PORT=8002
...

After any change in init.sh.cfg we update the configs with

./docker/init.sh

Then press t (generate files from templates) + Return. If you start the container again the application is available under the new port.