That seems sensible enough. I might even go the ultra-old-skool way and have
the server configure a default user name and password when it's coming up
for the first time on an empty database ... but if it sees that environment
variable, it means someone knows what they're doing and it could use
>"docker exec -it my-citadel-container /usr/local/citadel/setup" to set
>the administrator password.
A traditional way to do this might be to set an environment variable on the
first boot of the container.
It's good practice to keep the containers as self-contained as possible;
>How likely will it work in a mid/high range synology nas?
I have no way of giving you any answer other than "try it and see". If they're
supporting Docker and it's standard Linux on AMD64, it ought to work, but
we won't know until someone tries it.
Some more work was done on this
How likely will it work in a mid/high range synology nas?
Regards!
On 8/21/19 12:56 PM, IGnatius T Foobar wrote:
There's a new repo called "citadel-docker" which will be used for Citadel
running in a Docker container. Commits will appear here as well.
