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docker-foswiki, with Solr and NatSkin, multi-instances and Traefik ready

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Upgrade for latest Foswiki Version

The container now includes Foswiki-2.1.8. However if you are using it with persistent volumes as recommended you will not get the latest version simply by grabbing the latest container.

The steps below will walk you through it:

Upgrade your base docker image

  1. docker pull timlegge/docker-foswiki:v1.31
  2. restart your docker instance to use v1.31 (you may need to remove the old instance's link to the name)

Apply the Foswiki upgrade to your docker container

  1. Download the upgrade: https://github.com/foswiki/distro/releases/download/FoswikiRelease02x01x08/Foswiki-upgrade-2.1.8.tgz
  2. Copy it to your docker volumme (eg. /var/lib/docker/volumes/foswiki_foswiki_www/_data/)
  3. docker exec -it docker-foswiki /bin/bash
  4. cd /var/www/foswiki
  5. tar --strip-components=1 -zxf /path/to/Foswiki-upgrade-2.1.8.tgz
  6. cd tools
  7. ./configure --save

See https://foswiki.org/Download/FoswikiRelease02x01x08 for more details

Why I created this dockerfile?

I finally got tired of the dependancy issues of Foswiki on RedHat so I modified michael34435/docker-foswiki. The goal of this release is to have a stable version that runs foswiki with all the perl modules required for foswiki to run almost any Plugin. It is served by nginx. Alpinelinux minimizes the size of the container, the total size for this image is 400MB.

Three variations of the docker-compose file are available in order to have a complete Foswiki + Solr faceted search application : a simple one, a pre-configured one for multiple instances and a Traefik ready one.

First run

To start the image :

docker run -idt -p 80:80 timlegge/docker-foswiki

Once started, open http://localhost in your browser. The user running the command is in the docker group otherwise sudo is required.

Resetting the Admin Password

  1. cd [where the project has been cloned]
  2. docker exec -it docker-foswiki /bin/bash
  3. cd /var/www/foswiki/
  4. tools/configure -save -set {Password}='MyPassword'

Foswiki and Solr run

The first compose file provides a Foswiki + Solr multi-container application. Start it with :

cp docker-compose.1-simple.yml docker-compose.yml
docker-compose up -d

Once started, open http://localhost:8765 in your browser.

The Solr container is set up on an private Docker network.

Foswiki and Solr with https

The second compose file provides a Foswiki + Solr multi-container application that enables HTTPS. Start it with :

cp docker-compose.2-simple-https.yml docker-compose.yml
docker-compose up -d

Once started, open https://localhost:8443 in your browser.

Replacing the certificate and key files distributed here

DO NOT use the certificates included here in a production environment (or really any environment). They are here to simply allow the start up of a fully functional https configuration. Simply run the following commands to replace the certificates with your own self-signed certificaes:

Note that this produces an unencrypted key file. This is needed to start the nginx web server without providing the password to decrypt the file. Take appropriate measure to secure the file as needed for the security of your installation.

openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -nodes -keyout https/docker-foswiki.key -out https/docker-foswiki.crt -days 365

Generating a RSA private key
........................................................................................................................................................................++++
.................................................++++
writing new private key to 'https/docker-foswiki.key'
-----
You are about to be asked to enter information that will be incorporated
into your certificate request.
What you are about to enter is what is called a Distinguished Name or a DN.
There are quite a few fields but you can leave some blank
For some fields there will be a default value,
If you enter '.', the field will be left blank.
-----
Country Name (2 letter code) [AU]: US
State or Province Name (full name) [Some-State]: NY
Locality Name (eg, city) []: New York
Organization Name (eg, company) [Internet Widgits Pty Ltd]: Docker Foswiki
Organizational Unit Name (eg, section) []: Security
Common Name (e.g. server FQDN or YOUR name) []:docker-foswiki.local
Email Address []:

Using the docker-foswiki.local server name

You can define docker-foswiki.local in your host file to match the certificate name and nginx configuration. Change the server name in https/nginx.default.conf to the server name you wish to use.

The Solr container is set up on an private Docker network.

Solr Configuration

Solr WebSearch, WebChanges and WikiUsers

See: https://foswiki.org/Extensions/SolrPlugin#Using_Solr_for_WebSearch_44_WebChanges_and_Main.WikiUsers

Automatic Indexing

The Docker container includes iwatch which automatically indexes files that have changed. Everything is set up but you can review https://foswiki.org/Extensions/SolrPlugin#Realtime_indexing

Running multiple instances

If multiple instances of Foswiki are needed, each one has to have its own folder, at same level as this repo :

  • somepath/docker-foswiki/ : this repo
  • somepath/instance1/ : folder for first Foswiki instance
  • somepath/instance2/ : folder for second Foswiki instance
  • and so on

Use the second compose file :

cd somepath/docker-foswiki/
cp docker-compose.3-multipleInstances.yml docker-compose.yml

Under each instance folder, simply copy the .env file :

cd somepath/instance1
cp ../docker-foswiki/.env .

And edit it :

  • do not change COMPOSE_FILE
  • change COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME to this instance name, Docker will use it to prefix the containers name of this instance
  • change EXTERNAL_PORT so that each instance uses a different port number, for instance 8761, 8762 and so on
  • change TZ to your time zone
  • ACME is only used with Traefik, see below

Start each instance under its own folder with :

cd somepath/instance1
docker-compose up -d

Running multiple instances with Traefik

If you use Traefik as a reverse proxy for multiple instances, use the third compose file :

cd somepath/docker-foswiki/
cp docker-compose.4-Traefik.yml docker-compose.yml

This compose file has all the labels required to work with your running Traefik container.

In the .env file, change the ACME variable to the certResolver name you have declared within Traefik.

After each instance starts, check the Traefik dashboard to verify it has been registered correctly.

Volumes

See the volume declaration in the docker-compose.yml file :

  • 4 volumes are created, for Foswiki data and Solr
  • the :z after the volume declaration is necessary with selinux on RedHat to set the permissions correctly
  • the volumes are located by default under /var/lib/docker/volumes/

The third compose file is configured so that the actual volumes data is located under its instance folder. To activate this run the following before starting your instance :

cd somepath/instance1
mkdir volumes
mkdir volumes/foswiki_www
mkdir volumes/solr_configsets
mkdir volumes/solr_foswiki
mkdir volumes/solr_logs

Image content

Included Foswiki Contribs

  • CopyContrib
  • DBCacheContrib
  • FarscrollContrib
  • InfiniteScrollContrib
  • JQAutoColorContrib
  • JQMomentContrib
  • JQPhotoSwipeContrib
  • JQSelect2Contrib
  • JQSerialPagerContrib
  • JQTwistyContrib
  • JSTreeContrib
  • LdapContrib
  • OpenIDLoginContrib
  • SamlLoginContrib
  • StringifierContrib
  • WebFontsContrib
  • XSendFileContrib

Included Foswiki Plugins

  • AttachContentPlugin
  • AutoRedirectPlugin
  • AutoTemplatePlugin
  • BreadCrumbsPlugin
  • CaptchaPlugin
  • ClassificationPlugin
  • DBCachePlugin
  • DiffPlugin
  • DigestPlugin
  • DocumentViewerPlugin
  • EditChapterPlugin
  • FilterPlugin
  • FlexFormPlugin
  • FlexWebListPlugin
  • GraphvizPlugin
  • GridLayoutPlugin
  • ImageGalleryPlugin
  • ImagePlugin
  • JQDataTablesPlugin
  • LdapNgPlugin
  • LikePlugin
  • ListyPlugin
  • MediaElementPlugin
  • MetaCommentPlugin
  • MetaDataPlugin
  • MimeIconPlugin
  • MoreFormfieldsPlugin
  • MultiLingualPlugin
  • NatSkinPlugin
  • NewUserPlugin
  • PageOptimizerPlugin
  • PubLinkFixupPlugin
  • RedDotPlugin
  • RenderPlugin
  • SecurityHeadersPlugin
  • SolrPlugin
  • TagCloudPlugin
  • TopicInteractionPlugin
  • TopicTitlePlugin
  • WebLinkPlugin
  • WorkflowPlugin

Included Foswiki Skins

  • NatSkin

Included Alpine Packages

The following base modules are installed to support Foswiki or the required Perl modules below.

Repo Application Alpine Package
main Bash bash
main Common-CA-certificates ca-certificates
main GraphVis graphviz
main Grep grep
main mailcap mailcap
main GNU-make make
main Lynx Texte Browser lynx
main musl-LibC musl
main nginx-Web-Server nginx
main openSSL openssl
main Perl5 perl
main poppler-utils poppler-utils
main Timezone-Data tzdata
main unzip unzip
main wget wget
main zip zip
community ImageMagick imagemagick
community PerlMagick imagemagick-perlmagick
testing odt2txt odt2txt

A lot of perl modules required by Foswiki and many of its expensions are included in this Docker file as native alpine packages:

Repo Perl Module Alpine Package
main Apache-LogFormat-Compiler perl-apache-logformat-compiler
main Archive-Zip perl-archive-zip
main Authen-SASL perl-authen-sasl
main CGI perl-cgi
main Cache-Cache perl-cache-cache
main Crypt-Eksblowfish perl-crypt-eksblowfish
main Crypt-OpenSSL-RSA perl-crypt-openssl-rsa
main Crypt-OpenSSL-Random perl-crypt-openssl-random
main Crypt-X509 perl-crypt-x509
main DBD-Pg perl-dbd-pg
main DBD-SQLite perl-dbd-sqlite
main DBD-mysql perl-dbd-mysql
main DBI perl-dbi
main DB_File perl-db_file
main DateTime perl-datetime
main Digest-SHA1 perl-digest-sha1
main Encode perl-encode
main Error perl-error
main FCGI perl-fcgi
main FCGI-ProcManager perl-fcgi-procmanager
main File-Copy-Recursive-$pkgver perl-file-copy-recursive
main File-Remove perl-file-remove
main File-Slurp perl-file-slurp
main File-Which perl-file-which
main GD perl-gd
main HTML-Tree perl-html-tree
main IO-Socket-INET6 perl-io-socket-inet6
main JSON perl-json
main MIME-Base64 perl-mime-base64
main Module-Install perl-module-install
main Module-Pluggable perl-module-pluggable
main Path-Tiny perl-path-tiny
main Stream-Buffered perl-stream-buffered
main Test-LeakTrace perl-test-leaktrace
main Text-Soundex perl-text-soundex
main Type-Tiny perl-type-tiny
main XML-Parser perl-xml-parser
main YAML-Tiny perl-yaml-tiny
main libwww-perl perl-libwww
main Filesys-Notify-Simple perl-filesys-notify-simple
main Hash-MultiValue perl-hash-multivalue
main Locale-Maketext-Lexicon perl-locale-maketext-lexicon
main URI perl-uri
main perl-ldap perl-ldap
main CGI-Session perl-cgi-session
main Class-Accessor perl-class-accessor
community Algorithm-Diff perl-algorithm-diff
community Algorithm-Diff-XS perl-algorithm-diff-xs
community AuthCAS perl-authcas
community BerkeleyDB perl-db
community CHI perl-chi
community Crypt-PasswdMD5 perl-crypt-passwdmd5
community Crypt-SMIME perl-crypt-smime
community Convert-PEM perl-convert-pem
community Crypt-OpenSSL-Bignum perl-crypt-openssl-bignum
community Crypt-OpenSSL-DSA perl-crypt-openssl-dsa
community Crypt-OpenSSL-VerifyX509 perl-crypt-openssl-verifyx509
community Crypt-OpenSSL-X509 perl-crypt-openssl-x509
community Dancer perl-dancer
community DB_File-Lock perl-db_file-lock
community DateTime-Format-XSD perl-datetime-format-xsd
community Devel-OverloadInfo perl-devel-overloadinfo
community Digest-Perl-MD5 perl-digest-perl-md5
communtiy Email-Address-XS perl-email-address-xs
community Email-MIME perl-email-mime
community Hash-Merge-Simple perl-hash-merge-simple
community Image-Info perl-image-info
community JSON-XS perl-json-xs
community GSSAPI perl-gssapi
community Locale-Codes perl-locale-codes
community Locale-Msgfmt perl-locale-msgfmt
community LWP-Protocol-https perl-lwp-protocol-https
community Moo perl-moo
community MooX-Types-MooseLike perl-moox-types-mooselike
community Moose perl-moose
community MooseX perl-moosex
community MooseX-Types perl-moosex-types
community MooseX-Types-Common perl-moosex-types-common
community MooseX-Types-DateTime perl-moosex-types-datetime
community MooseX-Types-URI perl-moosex-types-uri
community Spreadsheet-ParseExcel perl-spreadsheet-parseexcel
community Spreadsheet-XLSX perl-spreadsheet-xlsx
community Sub-Exporter-ForMethods perl-sub-exporter-formethods
community WWW-Mechanize perl-www-mechanize
community XML-CanonicalizeXML perl-xml-canonicalizexml
community XML-Easy perl-xml-easy
community XML-Generator perl-xml-generator
community XML-Tidy perl-xml-tidy
community XML-Writer perl-xml-writer
community XML-XPath perl-xml-xpath
community YAML perl-yaml
testing Crypt-JWT perl-crypt-jwt
testing Crypt-Random perl-crypt-random
testing libapreq2 perl-libapreq2
testing Sereal perl-sereal
timlegge Net-SAML2 perl-net-saml2

Use the image

How to Build

You can build the docker image yourself from the git clone. Simply do the following in the git directory:

docker build --no-cache -t docker-foswiki .

Building the docker image requires parts of the build process to get access to the internet so if you have a proxy server you will need to follow the directions below to pass the proxy settings to the bulid prodess

docker build --no-cache  --build-arg https_proxy=http://proxy.example.com:8080 --build-arg http_proxy=http://proxy.example.com:8080 --build-arg HTTPS_PROXY=http://proxy.example.com:8080 --build-arg HTTP_PROXY=http://proxy.example.com:8080 -t docker-foswiki .

Unfortunately as the build use's wget, perl LWP and apk from AlpineLinux all four environment variables are necessary as each uses a different case or protocol to download the proper files.

How to run the Build

docker run --name docker-foswiki -d  -p 80:80 docker-foswiki

How to access the running container as root

docker exec -it docker-foswiki /bin/sh

How to stop the container

docker stop docker-foswiki

How to remove the container

docker rm docker-foswiki

How to publish image to Docker Hub

docker login
docker tag docker-foswiki $DOCKER_ID_USER/docker-foswiki
docker push  $DOCKER_ID_USER/docker-foswiki

About Caprover

This docker image is used by CapRover for their one-click app integration, see README-CAPROVER.md file.

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