Works now with mysql 8.0
And by using apt update && apt upgrade -y you can update now even egroupware!
This dockerfile builds an eGroupware container.
You'll also need a MySQL or MariaDB container for the database.
See also my extended image, which is an extended egroupware (extended by my own apps)!
With Samba Support!
Egroupware is a very powerful open source groupware programm. It consists of a calendar app, contacts, infolog, project manager, ticket system and more. If you need more information on egroupware, just take a look here: www.egroupware.org Although this is a unofficial dockerfile, it uses just the official sources!
This dockerfile installs Version 17.1 of egroupware (and works with apt update && apt upgrade)
For starting, stopping and updating my egroupware containers, I use my script container_control.sh, which You can download from github
I don't recommend that, but if You want to do this on own own, you have to write the following lines to get this egroupware container to running:
Variables for this script:
$2= where to put all egroupware container data
$3= mysql root database password
$4= mysql egroupware password
$5= which port external
Script: (run this script aus sudo!)
# creating folders
mkdir -p /home/egroupware/$2/mysql /home/egroupware/$2/data/default/backup /home/egroupware/$2/data/default/files
touch /home/egroupware/$2/data/header.inc.php
chown -R www-data:www-data /home/egroupware/$2/data
chmod 0700 /home/egroupware/$2/data/header.inc.php
# mysql config for egroupware, problems with new mysql 8.0
if [ ! -f "/home/egroupware/$2/mysql.cnf" ]; then
touch /home/egroupware/$2/mysql.cnf
echo -e "[mysqld]\ndefault_authentication_plugin= mysql_native_password" > /home/egroupware/$2/mysql.cnf
fi
# create and run mysql container
docker run -d --name mysql-egroupware-$2 \
-e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=$3 \
-e MYSQL_DATABASE=egroupware \
-e MYSQL_USER=egroupware \
-e MYSQL_PASSWORD=$4 \
-v /home/egroupware/$2/mysql:/var/lib/mysql \
-v /home/egroupware/$2/mysql.cnf:/etc/mysql/conf.d/egroupware.cnf \
mysql
# create and run egroupware container
docker run -d \
--name egroupware-$2 \
-p $5:80 \
-v /home/egroupware/$2/data:/var/lib/egroupware \
--link mysql-egroupware-$2:mysql \
-e SUBFOLDER=$6 \
sneaky/egroupware
echo container was created/ updated
If You started the image for first time, You have to login via
http://ipOfYourServer:4321/
or
http://ifOfYourServer:4321/egroupware
depending on Your subfolder variable!
You don't have to add database info during installation manually - I updated the files
- class.setup_header.inc.php
- class.setup_process.inc.php this way the installation is a bit more automated. If You have another subfolder than "/egroupware" please make sure that Your data directory is set to "/var/lib/egroupware/default/files" and Your backup is set to "/var/lib/egroupware/default/backup" - otherwise You will loose Your data!
Now the installation imports also an existing database backup from egroupware!
If the file header.inc.php already exists (former installation), the docker-entrypoint.sh updates the database host ip and port in the header.inc.php automaticly!
If You updated to a new version of egroupware, don't forget to start the setup and update the database!
http://ipOfYourServer:4321/egroupware/setup
Change all passwords from 123456 to Your own password.
Remember to put the following informations external, otherwise all data will be lost after updating the image:
- folder for egroupware
- Mysql Database files (see above for example directory hierarchy!)
If You restart the docker container (former stoped with "docker stop xxx" and now start with "docker start xxx") don't forget to update the mysql-IP-adress by using
docker exec -it xxx /bin/docker-entrypoint.sh update
Login to Your docker container with
docker exec -it egroupware-xxx /bin/bash
then create Your mount points with
filemanager/cli.php mount --user root_admin --password 123456 'smb://Workgroup\$user:$pass@adressOfServer/path' '/whereToMountInFilemanager'
