Name: platform.gsa.gov
Owner: U.S. General Services Administration
Description: null
Created: 2017-10-27 15:04:02.0
Updated: 2018-05-04 02:56:33.0
Pushed: 2018-05-04 02:56:12.0
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Language: PHP
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README
CONTENTS OF THIS FILE
- Introduction
- Requirements
- Installation
- Configuration
- Usage
INTRODUCTION
Platform.gsa.gov.gov project using docker.
This is a repo containing the dockerized version of the platform.gsa.gov WordPress site environment.
REQUIREMENTS
This site requires docker to run. https://www.docker.com
INSTALLATION
- Install docker on local machine
See https://www.docker.com/get-docker for further information.
- Clone this repository onto local machine that is running docker
- Create new DB on local machine called 'sitesgsa' (if different name is used it must be updated in dev.env)
- Grab a copy of the production db from https://gsa-ci.ctacdev.com/job/platform-docker/job/platform-fetch-db-backup/
- Run sed statement to turn production links to local ones (ex. sed -ie 's/platform.gsa.gov/platform.gsa.local/g' <.sqlfile>)
- Load updated sql with .local urls into newly created database
- Setup hosts file entries to 192.168.99.100 or whatever IP that you have docker running on for platform.gsa.local
- Add a 'return;' to the beginning of /app//wp-content/plugins/omb-max/omb-max.php. This will disable the plugin that forces admins to login using OMB MAX so we can use l/p locally
- Build PHP/WP docker images if you haven't already and start up the project.
CONFIGURATION
- Run UPDATE wp_users SET user_pass = '$P$BT3Z5Il.Rrk5qX6bXx8YHTieNpPXtK.' in database for any user; (this will switch the account pwd to 'admin', so you can now login as /admin)
- You should now be able to login from https://platform.gsa.local/wp-login.php
- If you run into any issues with the site not loading, check dev.env and make sure the db info matches yours as all of this gets injected into wp-config.php
USAGE
After installing and configuring this site will run locally as a normal WordPress site. See https://wordpress.org/ for any additional information on WordPress
