This image implements a MapServer instance accepting FastCGI connections.
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This image implements a MapServer instance accepting FastCGI connections.
It listens by default on port 9001, and expects MapServer map files and related data to be available in a volume mounted on /data.
The following will start a MapServer instance listening on port 9001 for FastCGI connections, and serving MapServer data from the directory /some/mapserver/data:
$ docker run \
--volume=/some/mapserver/data:/data:ro \
carletes/mapserver
If you want to listen on a different port, use the FCGI_LISTEN_PORT environment variable:
$ docker run \
--volume=/some/mapserver/data:/data:ro \
--env=FCGI_LISTEN_PORT=9022 \
carletes/mapserver
You will need a web server to expose MapServer to your clients via HTTP. The GitHub repository carletes/docker-mapserver-example shows a way of doing it.
The following environment variables can set in order to tweak the behaviour of MapServer:
| Variable | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
FCGI_LISTEN_ADDRESS | Listening address for FastCGI requests | 0.0.0.0 |
FCGI_LISTEN_PORT | Listening port for FastCGI requests | 9001 |
FCGI_NPROC | Nimber of FastCGI child processes to spawn | 1 |
FCGI_BACKLOG | TCP connection backlog for FastCGI requests | 1024 |
FCGI_UID | Unix UID of FastCGI process | mapserver |
FCGI_GID | Unix GID of FastCGI process | mapserver |
All MapServer environment variables may be specified as well. This images runs with the following non-default MapServer environment variables:
| MapServer variable | Value used in this image |
|---|---|
MS_ERRORFILE | stderr |
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Size
75.2 MB
Last updated
over 7 years ago
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