Example:
docker run -d --name mysupybot \
-e SUPYBOT_CHANNELS="#mychannel" \
-e SUPYBOT_IDENT=mysupybot \
-e SUPYBOT_NETWORK=freenode \
-e SUPYBOT_NICK=mysupybot \
-e SUPYBOT_PORT=6697 \
-e SUPYBOT_PREFIXES='@&' \
-e SUPYBOT_PREFIX_STRINGS="HEY" \
-e SUPYBOT_SERVER=irc.freenode.net \
-e SUPYBOT_USER=bot \
-e SUPYBOT_USE_SSL=True \
-e SUPYBOT_OWNER=supyadmin \
-e SUPYBOT_OWNER_PASS=adminpass \
obosob/supybot
This will build an initial config and start supybot in a detached container called "supybot". Further configuration can be done from a query window with your bot in your IRC client.
If you already have a configuration situated at /var/lib/mysupybot, make sure your configuration directory is owned by the supybot user and run the following command:
docker run -d --name mysupybot \
-v /var/lib/mysupybot \
-d SUPYBOT_HOME /var/lib/mysupybot \
obosob/supybot \
supybot mysupybot.conf
or:
docker run -d --name mysupybot \
-v /var/lib/mysupybot:/var/supybot \
obosob/supybot \
supybot mysupybot.conf
The environment values are:
SUPYBOT_CHANNELS # Channels to join (default: empty)
SUPYBOT_HOME # Where to put the config files (default: /var/supybot)
SUPYBOT_IDENT # Identity of bot (default: supybot)
SUPYBOT_NETWORK # Network name (default: freenode)
SUPYBOT_NICK # Nick of bot (default: supybot)
SUPYBOT_PASSWORD # Network Password (default: empty)
SUPYBOT_PORT # Network Port (default: 6697)
SUPYBOT_PREFIXES # Single character command prefixes, can specify multiple (default: '!')
SUPYBOT_PREFIX_STRINGS # Multi-character command prefixes, space delimited (default: empty)
SUPYBOT_SERVER # Network address (default: irc.freenode.net)
SUPYBOT_USER # Bot Username (default: supybot)
SUPYBOT_USE_SSL # Use SSL? (default: True)
SUPYBOT_OWNER # Owner identity for !identify (default: owner)
SUPYBOT_OWNER_PASS # Owner password for !identify (default: owner)
Content type
Image
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Last updated
almost 11 years ago
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