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⁠apache-php7

A Docker image based on Ubuntu, serving PHP 7 running as Apache Module. Useful for Web developers in need for a fixed PHP version. In addition, the error_reporting setting in php.ini is configurable per container via environment variable.

⁠Tags

• latest: Ubuntu 16.04 (LTS), Apache 2.4, PHP 7.0.x with support for setting error_reporting

⁠Usage

$ docker run -d -P bylexus/apache-php7

With all the options:

$ docker run -d -p 8080:80 \
    -v /home/user/webroot:/var/www \
    -e PHP_ERROR_REPORTING='E_ALL & ~E_STRICT' \
    bylexus/apache-php7

• -v [local path]:/var/www maps the container's webroot to a local path
• -p [local port]:80 maps a local port to the container's HTTP port 80
• -e PHP_ERROR_REPORTING=[php error_reporting settings] sets the value of error_reporting in the php.ini files.

⁠Access apache logs

Apache is configured to log both access and error log to STDOUT. So you can simply use docker logs to get the log output:

docker logs -f container-id

⁠Installed packages

• Ubuntu Server 16.04, based on ubuntu docker image
• apache2
• php7.0
• php7.0-cli
• libapache2-mod-php7.0
• php-apcu
• php-xdebug
• php7.0-gd
• php7.0-json
• php7.0-ldap
• php7.0-mbstring
• php7.0-mysql
• php7.0-pgsql
• php7.0-sqlite3
• php7.0-xml
• php7.0-xsl
• php7.0-zip
• php7.0-soap
• php7.0-opcache
• composer

⁠Default Configurations

• Apache: .htaccess-Enabled in webroot (mod_rewrite with AllowOverride all)
• php.ini:
  • display_errors = On
  • error_reporting = E_ALL (default, overridable per env variable)