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43 lines
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# PASSBOLT DEBIAN DOCKER CONTAINER
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ERRATUM : THIS IS A DEMO CONTAINER. DO NOT USE IT IN PRODUCTION.
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How to use it
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1) First, download passbolt source code from git.
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```
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git clone https://github.com/passbolt/passbolt.git
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```
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2) Then, configure the container.
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There is a configuration file located in /conf/conf.sh
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It contains the following options :
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- PASSBOLT_DIR : path to passbolt source code.
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- MYSQL_HOST : mysql host. Keep it as 'localhost' to let the container handle the database.
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- MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD : root password of mysql. It is only useful if MYSQL_HOST is set to localhost.
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- MYSQL_USERNAME : valid username for the database.
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- MYSQL_PASSWORD : valid password for the database.
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- MYSQL_DATABASE : name of the database to be used.
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Enter the values corresponding to your settings. The most important setting is PASSBOLT_DIR. You can keep the default values for the rest.
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3) Finally, you can build and run the container :
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```
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cd /path/to/docker/files
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docker build -t passbolt_debian .
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./launch-container.sh
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```
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Behavior
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By default the container will create a new database and use it to install passbolt.
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However, in case an external database is provided in the settings, it will try to use it.
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A few consideration :
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- There should be a valid username, password and database on the mysql server.
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- If the database exists but without passbolt installed, then passbolt will be installed normally.
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- If the database exists and already has a passbolt installed, then no db installation will be done and the existing data will be kept.
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