Name: scratchpads2-docker
Owner: Natural History Museum
Description: A docker setup to run a private scratchpads site
Created: 2018-04-26 16:32:01.0
Updated: 2018-05-23 16:17:06.0
Pushed: 2018-05-23 16:17:05.0
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Language: PHP
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Run private instances of scratchpads2 sites. This project is not suitable for deploying as a docker stack by default, but may be with some configuration.
You'll need docker (version 1.13.0) and docker-compose (version 1.10.0) installed.
You have to build the docker files before you can run anything:
docker build -t sp2 ./apache
docker build -t sp2-solr ./solr
For basic usage, start the containers by running:
docker-compose up
The webserver is exposed at localhost:80; when running for the first time you'll need to set up the scratchpad at drupal's install page.
The new scratchpad will be created as a private-server scratchpad (even if you keep the “standard scratchpad” box ticked at the end of the install process), meaning it will have a maintenance account created.
Use ctrl-c to shut down the containers.
To import an existing scratchpad, use the import command.
./import.sh -d ../my-scratchpad/exported-database.sql -s ../my-scratchpad/my-scratchpad.myspecies.info/
The -d option points to your exported database and the -s option points to your exported files.
The exported files directory name must be the the domain name of your scratchpad (exactly as it was exported).
If you have a local version of the scratchpads source code, you can specify it as an argument and it will be mounted as a volume on the source directory in the apache container:
./import.sh -d ../db.sql -s ../pad.myspecies.info ../scratchpads2
After running import, the docker-compose up command will now bring up your imported site. To return to default settings, run ./import with no arguments.
Other arguments you can use:
-r: Reset the Scratchpad Team user's password to password-n [name]: Set the COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME variable (e.g. to create new volumes to mount)-p [port]: Set the port to expose on the host (default 80)-D [domain]: Set the domain name of the site (default localhost)
= -P [password]: Set the mysql user's password