bleonard252/pleroma-otp repository overview

⁠docker-pleroma-otp

This repository only exists to build Docker images for Pleroma.

⁠Installation

docker run --name <whatever you want to call it in Docker> <-v, see below> -p <host port>:4000 <more -p, see below> -it bleonard252/pleroma-otp

This'll spin up a nice little Docker instance for you. You need to run it in the command line first, to generate your instance configuration.

⁠Configuration

During the configuration process, YOU need to configure the following:

• What domain will your instance use? (e.g pleroma.soykaf.com)
• What is the name of your instance? (e.g. The Corndog Emporium)
• What is your admin email address? You should set the following accordingly (but you don't have to):
• Do you want to store the configuration in the database (allows controlling it from admin-fe)? (y/n) [n] Set to y You HAVE to set the following accordingly, or else it probably won't work:
• What is the hostname of your database? [localhost] (leave as default)
• What is the name of your database? [pleroma] (leave as default)
• What is the user used to connect to your database? [pleroma] (leave as default)
• What is the password used to connect to your database? [autogenerated] (leave as default)
• Would you like to use RUM indices? [n] (leave as default)
• What port will the app listen to (leave it if you are using the default setup with nginx)? [4000] (leave as default)
• What ip will the app listen to (leave it if you are using the default setup with nginx)? [127.0.0.1] Set to 0.0.0.0

⁠-v Volumes

Bind volumes in Docker are configured using a syntax like: -v <host path>:<container path, see list> You can configure the following volumes (these are the container paths):

• /etc/pleroma: Config files
• /var/lib/pleroma/uploads: Uploads, if you're using the built in uploader (you probably are)
• /var/lib/pleroma/static: The static folder! This is where you set up custom emotes and themes.

⁠-p Ports

You can use these ports to set up SSH/BBS and Gopher support. The format is a lot like volumes: -p <host port>:<container port>

• 4000: You need to have this one up to run your server.