Docker image of Munkireport
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This Docker image runs MunkiReport PHP. The container is expects the details of a MySQL database to be passed to it via environmental arguments
The Docker image is built on Ubuntu 14 It uses Nginx and php5-fpm
There are multiple branches for each version, ensure you check out the tags for each branch.
MunkiReport PHP version 2.3.0 (March 11, 2015) - Tag 2.3.0
MunkiReport PHP version 2.4.3 (June 2, 2015) - Tag 2.4.3
Several options, such as the timezone and admin password are customizable using environment variables.
MR_SITENAME: Customise the site name for Munki Report.MR_TIMEZONE: Customise the timezone, default is America/Los_AngelesMR_CLIENT_PASSPHRASES_REQUIRED: Enable client passphrases (YES OR NO) defaults to NOMR_CLIENT_PASSPHRASES: Sets the client passphrases (needs testing, should be "array('phrase1','phrase2')")MR_TEMPERATURE_UNIT: Sets temperature Unit (C OR F) defaults to FMR_KEEP_PREVIOUS_DISPLAYS: Keep Previous Displays (TRUE OR FALSE) defaults to FALSEMR_MODULES: Set active Modules (needs testing, should be "array('phrase1','phrase2')") defaults to munkireport & diskinfoMR_AUTH_SECURE Set to TRUE to enable HTTPSTZ Set TimezoneMR_ADMIN_GROUPS Set Admin GroupsMR_MANAGER_GROUPS Set Manager GroupsMR_LDAP set to yes if using LDAPMR_LDAP_SERVER One or more servers separated by commas.MR_LDAP_USER_TREE Where to find the user accounts.MR_LDAP_GROUP_TREE Where to find the groups.MR_LDAP_GROUPS For group based access, fill in groups. (use array('group1','group2'))MR_LDAP_BINDDN Bind DNMD_LDAP_BINDPW Bind PW#####MySQL Environment Variables These are automatically retrieved from the MySQL Container if available. If not you must set these manually
MYSQL_ENV_MYSQL_DATABASE: The default database name is munkireport, if you have a different database name. Set it here as per your needs. (DEFAULT from MYSQL Container)MYSQL_ENV_MYSQL_USER: The default user to access the database with is admin. Change here as per your needs. (DEFAULT from MYSQL Container)MYSQL_ENV_MYSQL_PASSWORD: The default user password to access the database is admin. Change here as per your needs. (DEFAULT from MYSQL Container)MYSQL_PORT_3306_TCP_ADDR: The FQDN or IP address of the database server. ie sql.test.internal (DEFAULT from MYSQL Container)####Proxy Variable Settings
Munki Report is able to perform warranty lookups, however if your Munki Report server is behind a proxy this may fail. To avoid this, we can provide proxy server information as variables when starting the container or providing defaults in the Dockerfile when building the container.
There are two methods of setting the proxy server:
Mode 1 This sets just the proxy server address and port number
Mode 2 This sets the proxy server address, port number and a username and password to use if the proxy server is an authenticated proxy
proxy_required: Set this to mod1 or mod2 depending upon which type of proxy server config you need. If no proxy set to noproxy_server: Set this to your proxy server address in the format proxy.example.comproxy_port: Set this to your proxy server port numberproxy_uname: Set this to your proxy username if you need to use an authenticated proxy serverproxy_pword: Set this to your proxy password if you need to use an authenticated proxy serverIf not using LDAP, The default user and password to log in to Munki Report is:
Username: root Password: root
If you wish to customize the default login you can do so by spinning up MunkiReport and then going to <your_url>/index.php?/auth/generate.
Doing so will generate a string like this:
$auth_config['test'] = '$P$BoVNNY50sXKKazabm1a7XuGgyz8Y1/1';
Take the username (in this case test) and set the following Variable:
$MR_ADMIN_LOGIN = 'test'
Take the password hash and set the following Variable:
$MR_ADMIN_PASSWORD = 'BoVNNY50sXKKazabm1a7XuGgyz8Y1'
If you require more advanced settings with multiple users, modify the config.php inside the docker repo as per your needs for every additional user beyond your master admin user.
This container requires a MYSQL container to be running first! I'm using the core MYSQL container but any container that sets the MYSQL variables listed above can work. If it doesn't you can always specifiy them manually during startup of the Munkireport Container.
docker run --name mr-mysql \
-v /usr/local/docker/mr-mysql:/var/lib/mysql \
-e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=ih4tjoih809ZYIOUHjk;h9 \
-e MYSQL_DATABASE=munkireport \
-e MYSQL_USER=munkireport \
-e MYSQL_PASSWORD=IJSDFH_(*rhojkldfn9[8]) \
-d mysql
docker run -d --name munkireport \
-p 80:80 \
--link mr-mysql:mysql \
-e MR_SITENAME="My Company" \
-e MR_MODULES="array('munkireport','diskinfo','timemachine')" \
michaelholttech/docker-munkireport
If you need proxy server support, either bake them into your Dockerfile, or provide them as environmentals when starting your container by passing them with the -e flag, just like the variables shown above for the DB settings.
###Thanks to [Calum Hunter]: https://github.com/hunty1/munkireport-docker for his original work on which this is based
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docker pull michaelholttech/docker-munkireport