d4v1d31/owncloud repository overview

⁠Owncloud Docker Container

All you need to build a docker container of OwnCloud. This container is based on aphine and contains the OwnCloud apps contacts, documents and calendar. Also there is no tls/ssl support. For transport encryption you should use a separate nginx reverse proxy.

⁠Run with existing config

To run this container you need an existing owncloud config and data directory

docker run --name owncloud -v $PWD/config:/owncloud/config -v $PWD/data:/owncloud/data d4v1d31/owncloud

Depending on your database you should link this container to a database container.

⁠Run OwnCloud for the first time

You could set the following Envirenment variables for the first run without existing configuration or database:

Or run with the default settings like this:

docker run --name db -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password -d mariadb
docker run --name owncloud -v $PWD/config:/owncloud/config \
                           -v $PWD/data:/owncloud/data \
                           -p 80:80 \
                           --link db:mysqldb d4v1d31/owncloud

⁠Add more OwnCloud apps

To add more apps copy the download link of the app and add two lines like this to the Dockerfile:

ADD	https://github.com/owncloud/calendar/releases/download/v1.0/calendar.tar.gz /tmp/
RUN	tar -xzf /tmp/calendar.tar.gz -C /owncloud/apps/

Additional the app must be enable at container start, so you should add a line like the following to the start.sh:

$ocdir/occ app:enable calendar

Now rebuild the image.