polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

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Ubuntu 22 SSH Docker Container - OpenSSH server with configurable passwords, user creation, sudo pri

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⁠🐳 Ubuntu 22 SSH Docker Container

A secure, feature-rich Docker container based on polinux/ubuntu22-supervisor that provides SSH access with configurable passwords, user creation, sudo privileges, and comprehensive logging.

🚀 Quick Start⁠ • 📖 Configuration⁠ • 🤝 Contributing⁠ • 🐛 Issues⁠

⁠📁 Project Structure

📦 docker-ssh-ubuntu22
├── 🐳 Dockerfile                           # Main container definition
├── 🐙 docker-compose.yml                   # Docker Compose configuration
├── 📖 README.md                           # This documentation
├── 📄 LICENSE                             # MIT License file
├── 📂 .github/                            # GitHub configuration
│   └── 🔄 workflows/
│       └── 🚀 docker.yml                 # CI/CD pipeline for Docker Hub
└── 📂 container-files/                    # Files copied to container
    ├── ⚙️  config/
    │   └── 🔧 init/
    │       ├── 🔑 10-init-set-root-pass.sh # Root password initialization script
    │       └── 👤 20-init-create-user.sh   # User creation and sudo setup script
    └── 📋 etc/
        └── 👥 supervisor.d/
            └── 🔐 sshd.conf               # SSH daemon supervisor config

⁠✨ Features

Feature	Description
🔐 SSH Server	OpenSSH server pre-configured for secure root access
👤 User Creation	Automatically create users with custom passwords via environment variables
🔑 Sudo Support	Grant sudo privileges to created users with passwordless access
👥 Supervisor Management	Robust process management using supervisor
📝 Password Logging	All passwords logged to both stdout and persistent files
⚙️ Configurable Passwords	Set custom passwords or auto-generate secure ones
💾 Persistent Logs	All logs stored in `/data/logs/` for easy access
🔄 Auto-restart	Services automatically restart on failure
🐳 Docker Hub Ready	Available as pre-built image on Docker Hub

⁠🚀 Quick Start

⁠📥 Pull from Docker Hub

# Pull the latest image
docker pull polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠🔨 Or Build Locally

# Clone and build
git clone https://github.com/pozgo/docker-ssh-ubuntu22.git
cd docker-ssh-ubuntu22
docker build -t polinux/ssh-ubuntu22 .

⁠🔑 Run with Default Password

docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-container polinux/ssh-ubuntu22
# Default password: supersecurepass

⁠🎯 Run with Custom Password

docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-container \
  -e ROOT_PASWD=mypassword \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠🎲 Run with Auto-Generated Password

docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-container \
  -e ROOT_PASWD=password \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠👤 Run with User Creation

docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-container \
  -e USER=developer \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠🔑 Run with User + Sudo Privileges

docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-container \
  -e USER=developer \
  -e USER_IN_SUDO=true \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠🔐 Run with User + Custom Password

docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-container \
  -e USER=developer \
  -e USER_PASWD=my-secure-password \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠🎯 Run with User + Custom Password + Sudo

docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-container \
  -e USER=developer \
  -e USER_PASWD=my-secure-password \
  -e USER_IN_SUDO=true \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠🎲 Run with User + Auto-Generated Password

docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-container \
  -e USER=developer \
  -e USER_PASWD=password \
  -e USER_IN_SUDO=true \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠🐙 Using Docker Compose

# Run the default service
docker compose up -d

# Run with custom password profile
docker compose --profile custom up -d ssh-custom

# Run with auto-generated password profile
docker compose --profile auto up -d ssh-auto

# Run with user creation profile
docker compose --profile user up -d ssh-user

# Run with user + sudo privileges profile
docker compose --profile sudo up -d ssh-sudo

# Run with user creation and custom password
docker compose --profile user-custom up -d ssh-user-custom

# Run with user + custom password + sudo privileges
docker compose --profile user-sudo-custom up -d ssh-user-sudo-custom

# Run with user + auto-generated password
docker compose --profile user-auto up -d ssh-user-auto

# Run development environment (user with sudo + auto password)
docker compose --profile dev up -d ssh-dev

⁠🔌 Accessing the Container

⁠🔐 SSH Access

# Connect via SSH as root (default password: supersecurepass)
ssh root@localhost -p 2222

# Connect via SSH as created user (password from logs)
ssh developer@localhost -p 2222

# Or with custom port mapping
ssh root@localhost -p <your-port>
ssh developer@localhost -p <your-port>

⁠📋 Retrieve Passwords from Logs

# View container logs to see all passwords
docker logs ssh-container | grep "password"

# Access the root password log file directly
docker exec ssh-container cat /data/logs/root-password.log

# Access the user passwords log file directly
docker exec ssh-container cat /data/logs/user-passwords.log

⁠⚙️ Configuration

⁠Environment Variables

Variable	Default	Description
`ROOT_PASWD`	`supersecurepass`	Root user password. Set to `password` to auto-generate
`USER`	`""`	Username to create. If empty, no user is created
`USER_PASWD`	`""`	User password. Set to `password` to auto-generate, or specify custom password
`USER_IN_SUDO`	`""`	Set to `true` to grant sudo privileges to created user

⁠Ports

Port	Description
22	SSH server port

⁠Volumes

Path	Description
`/data/logs/`	Log files including root and user password logs
`/data/conf/`	Configuration files
`/data/run/`	Runtime files (PIDs, sockets)

⁠🔑 Password Management

The container supports multiple password and user configuration modes:

⁠Root Password Modes

Mode	Configuration	Description
🔒 Default	No env variable	Uses `supersecurepass`
🎯 Custom	`ROOT_PASWD=mypassword`	Set your own password
🎲 Auto-Generated	`ROOT_PASWD=password`	Random 16-character password

⁠User Creation Modes

Mode	Configuration	Description
🚫 No User	No `USER` variable	Only root user available
👤 Standard User	`USER=username`	Create user with auto-generated password
🔐 Custom Password User	`USER=username USER_PASWD=mypassword`	Create user with custom password
🎲 Auto-Generated User	`USER=username USER_PASWD=password`	Create user with auto-generated password
🔑 Sudo User	`USER=username USER_IN_SUDO=true`	Create user with sudo privileges
🔧 Sudo + Custom Password	`USER=username USER_PASWD=mypassword USER_IN_SUDO=true`	Create user with custom password and sudo privileges

📝 Password Logging: All passwords are logged to:

Container stdout (visible in docker logs)

/data/logs/root-password.log for root password

/data/logs/user-passwords.log for user passwords

⁠💡 Examples

⁠🛠️ Development Setup

# Pull and run for development
docker pull polinux/ssh-ubuntu22
docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name dev-ssh polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

# Get the password
docker logs dev-ssh | grep "Root password"

# Connect via SSH
ssh root@localhost -p 2222

⁠🏭 Production with Custom Password

# Run with secure custom password
docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name prod-ssh \
  -e ROOT_PASWD=my-secure-password-123 \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

⁠👨‍💻 Development with User Account

# Run with dedicated developer user having sudo privileges and custom password
docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name dev-ssh \
  -e USER=developer \
  -e USER_PASWD=my-dev-password \
  -e USER_IN_SUDO=true \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

# Connect as developer user with known password
ssh developer@localhost -p 2222

⁠🎲 Development with Auto-Generated User Password

# Run with developer user having auto-generated password
docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name dev-auto-ssh \
  -e USER=developer \
  -e USER_PASWD=password \
  -e USER_IN_SUDO=true \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

# Get user password from logs
docker logs dev-auto-ssh | grep "User.*password set to"

# Or get from password file
docker exec dev-auto-ssh cat /data/logs/user-passwords.log

# Connect as developer user
ssh developer@localhost -p 2222

⁠💾 With Persistent Data Volume

# Run with persistent data volume
docker run -d -p 2222:22 --name ssh-persistent \
  -v ssh-data:/data \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  polinux/ssh-ubuntu22

# Access logs from volume
docker run --rm -v ssh-data:/data alpine \
  cat /data/logs/root-password.log

⁠🐙 Docker Compose Example

# Clone repository and use docker-compose
git clone https://github.com/pozgo/docker-ssh-ubuntu22.git
cd docker-ssh-ubuntu22

# Run default container
docker-compose up -d

# View logs to get password
docker-compose logs ssh-ubuntu22 | grep "Root password"

# Connect via SSH
ssh root@localhost -p 2222

⁠🔒 Security Notes

⚠️ Important Security Information

⚠️ Warning	Description
🧪 Development Use	Container configured for development/testing purposes
👤 Root Login	SSH permits root login for convenience
🔑 Production Keys	Consider using SSH keys instead of passwords for production
📝 Password Logging	All passwords are logged in plain text for convenience
🔧 Passwordless Sudo	Created users with sudo privileges have passwordless access
🔄 Fresh Keys	SSH host keys are regenerated on each build

⁠🔧 Troubleshooting

⁠🚫 SSH Connection Refused

# Check if SSH service is running
docker exec ssh-container supervisorctl status sshd

# View SSH logs for errors
docker exec ssh-container cat /data/logs/sshd.log

# Restart SSH service if needed
docker exec ssh-container supervisorctl restart sshd

⁠🔍 Cannot Find Password

# Check initialization logs for root password
docker logs ssh-container | grep SSH-INIT

# Check initialization logs for user creation
docker logs ssh-container | grep USER-INIT

# Check password log files directly
docker exec ssh-container cat /data/logs/root-password.log
docker exec ssh-container cat /data/logs/user-passwords.log

# List all log files
docker exec ssh-container ls -la /data/logs/

⁠🔌 Port Already in Use

# Use different port mapping
docker run -d -p 2223:22 --name ssh-container polinux/ssh-ubuntu22
ssh root@localhost -p 2223

# Or find what's using the port
sudo lsof -i :2222

⁠👤 User Creation Issues

# Check if user was created successfully
docker exec ssh-container id testuser

# Check sudo configuration for user
docker exec ssh-container cat /etc/sudoers.d/testuser

# Check user groups
docker exec ssh-container groups testuser

# Test sudo access
docker exec ssh-container su - testuser -c "sudo whoami"

⁠🐳 Docker Hub

Available Resources:

🐳 Docker Hub: polinux/ssh-ubuntu22⁠
📂 Source Code: github.com/pozgo/docker-ssh-ubuntu22⁠
📋 Issues: Report bugs & feature requests⁠

⁠🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Here's how you can help:

🍴 Fork the repository on GitHub⁠
🌿 Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
✏️ Make your changes
📝 Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
📤 Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
🔃 Submit a pull request

⁠🏗️ Built With

This container is built on the excellent polinux/ubuntu22-supervisor⁠ base image.

⁠📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE⁠ file for details.

This project follows the same license as the base image polinux/ubuntu22-supervisor⁠.

Made with ❤️ by the Polinux Team

⭐ Star us on GitHub if this project helped you!

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