February 26, 201511 yr How do I get these? Update to at least Beta6-12 (12 is needed for the built-in Docker plugin) Add my Template repository at the bottom of the Template Repositories input of the Docker screen for my XML templates Template Repo: https://github.com/Zuhkov/docker-containers/tree/templates Beta Template Repo: https://github.com/Zuhkov/docker-containers/tree/beta-templates They are still not showing up? Press Reload Info in the upper right-hand corner My Dockers: Guacamole - Guacamole is a clientless remote desktop gateway. It supports standard protocols like VNC, RDP, SSH, and Telnet. This docker has a MariaDB (MySQL) database built-in for authentication and configuration. Website - http://guac-dev.org/ Docker Hub - https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/zuhkov/guacamole/ wallabag - wallabag is an open source, self hostable application for saving web pages. It is comparable to Pocket or Instapaper. Browser extensions and mobile apps are available. Website - https://www.wallabag.org/ Docker Hub - https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/zuhkov/wallabag/ My Beta Dockers: Observium- Observium is an autodiscovering network monitoring platform supporting a wide range of hardware platforms and operating systems. Website - http://www.observium.org/ Docker Hub - https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/zuhkov/observium/ Concerns - Lack of testing. While I have been running Observium in a full VM for some time, I have not yet tested all the functionality in Docker form. This one is a candidate to move out of beta soon. Need to validate database migrations associated with new version updates are working properly. Paperwork- Open Source note-taking & archiving alternative to Evernote, Microsoft OneNote & Google Keep Website - http://paperwork.rocks/ Docker Hub - https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/zuhkov/paperwork/ Concerns - Overall lack of maturity of the Paperwork codebase. High potential, but there's a lot that's still TBD. Have not been able to validate the update mechanism for database migrations. Looking Into: GitLab CI Runner - I use GitLab extensively in my own setup, but I don't yet do much Continuous Integration with it. Docker should be ideal for spinning up CI task runners. Elasticsearch Logstash Kibana (ELK) Stack - I am familiar with Splunk, but ELK seems an intriguing alternative. Let's Chat (https://github.com/sdelements/lets-chat) - No use for it at this point, but seems a nice alternative to Slack, HipChat, and Campfire. Either Cabot (http://cabotapp.com/) or Uptime (http://www.redotheweb.com/uptime/). I love Observium, but the free version does not do Alerting. GitLab - I'm pretty wedded to my existing VM, but flexibility is always a good thing and others may have interest. Thanks: smdion - for the use of his thread post as a template sparklyballs - his Koma docker was instrumental in helping me figure out how to configure MariaDB in several of my dockers Change Log: 2.25.15 - Release of Guacamole and wallabag 3.10.15 - Beta release of Observium and Paperwork
February 26, 201511 yr i saw wallabag and unmark on freedif and made an unmark container for my private repo, wish i'd gone with wallabag instead. unmark (to my personal taste is ugh). wallabag 2.0 is iminent according to freedif http://freedif.org/
February 26, 201511 yr Guacamole looks great, going to give that a go when I get home. Need to read up a bit more about wallabag! Thanks for the hard work.
February 27, 201511 yr Slight amendment to what i sent you in the PM regarding port assignments and the xml template. I just tested it and you do it like this. <HostPort>9090</HostPort> <ContainerPort>8080</ContainerPort> <WebUI>http://[iP]:[PORT:8080]/</WebUI> the important part to note is that the port in the webui setting is the container port and not whatever you put in the host port. that way you can still put 9090 (or whatever you want in the host port setting) and the docker page will handle the change. Also if a user decides that 9090 is not suitable and changes that setting in the template in unraid ui , the webui link on the docker will go to whatever port they set also.
February 27, 201511 yr I've also had a quick play and they both look great! I'm trying to work out how to vnc into a kvm on my unraid
February 27, 201511 yr I haven't even got that far yet, but I just love the concept of both of them, especially as they're two apps which I think will be useful, that I've never heard off!
February 27, 201511 yr I haven't even got that far yet, but I just love the concept of both of them, especially as they're two apps which I think will be useful, that I've never heard off! check out http://freedif.org/ they have some stuff on there that i didn't know about.
February 27, 201511 yr I haven't even got that far yet, but I just love the concept of both of them, especially as they're two apps which I think will be useful, that I've never heard off! I connected to a linux kvm found the port in the xml for the vm.
February 27, 201511 yr Yep, just managed it myself. I like it. Will mean I don't have to install a VNC client on the myriad of machines I use around the house. Just wondering about reverse proxying it now...
February 27, 201511 yr Yep, just managed it myself. I like it. Will mean I don't have to install a VNC client on the myriad of machines I use around the house. Just wondering about reverse proxying it now... This reverse proxy thing might have to be the next thing i try to teach myself.
February 27, 201511 yr Yep, just managed it myself. I like it. Will mean I don't have to install a VNC client on the myriad of machines I use around the house. Just wondering about reverse proxying it now... This reverse proxy thing might have to be the next thing i try to teach myself. It was tricky for me, but I've got no Apache or Nginx experience. Used smdions website and got myself a domain name, SSL and all set up. NZBget, Sonarr, Couch, my eBook library, deluge all accessible with username and password. Very handy, send me a PM when you get around to trying it and I'll try and help.
February 27, 201511 yr Yep, just managed it myself. I like it. Will mean I don't have to install a VNC client on the myriad of machines I use around the house. Just wondering about reverse proxying it now... This reverse proxy thing might have to be the next thing i try to teach myself. It was tricky for me, but I've got no Apache or Nginx experience. Used smdions website and got myself a domain name, SSL and all set up. NZBget, Sonarr, Couch, my eBook library, deluge all accessible with username and password. Very handy, send me a PM when you get around to trying it and I'll try and help. I have a dynamic ip with BT, will that impact anything ?
February 27, 201511 yr Yep, just managed it myself. I like it. Will mean I don't have to install a VNC client on the myriad of machines I use around the house. Just wondering about reverse proxying it now... This reverse proxy thing might have to be the next thing i try to teach myself. It was tricky for me, but I've got no Apache or Nginx experience. Used smdions website and got myself a domain name, SSL and all set up. NZBget, Sonarr, Couch, my eBook library, deluge all accessible with username and password. Very handy, send me a PM when you get around to trying it and I'll try and help. I have a dynamic ip with BT, will that impact anything ? No, so have I, basically get a domain, I highly recommend namecheap and then you can run ddclient docker from CaptInsano and it'll update your DNS automatically every ten minutes if necessary.
February 27, 201511 yr Zuhkov, just wanted to say now I've had a bit of time to playwith both of these how great they are! Not something I ever would have thought of looking into but can see how useful they both will be for me and the wife. Thanks very much for all your hard work.
February 27, 201511 yr Been playing with guacamole and with the file transfer thing to my ssh sessions makes it pretty awesome. no faffing about with forklift and terminal etc.... all in one jobbie.
March 10, 201511 yr Author I found Guacamole after my kids destroyed my ultrabook :'( and I started using a Chromebook and it's been a life saver for me. I will probably try reverse proxying it behind NGINX at some point since it has good support for Websockets and I'm more comfortable with it than Apache anyway. I understand others have had success. If there's interest, I can document the effort here. I am pondering putting google_auth_proxy in front as well, as I'm not entirely confident in Guacamole's ability to resist brute force. If you do prefer Apache as a reverse proxy, I know the guacamole user's guide (I think they missed the boat by not calling them guac docs, but that's neither here nor there) has some info: http://guac-dev.org/doc/gug/installing-guacamole.html Freedif is a nice site. Had not been there before. I spend way too much time on Hacker News... I've added a couple new Dockers, Observium and Paperwork. I'm calling these beta for the moment as I don't have a lot of mileage on the Observium docker and Paperwork is pretty young as a project.
March 10, 201511 yr I found Guacamole after my kids destroyed my ultrabook :'( and I started using a Chromebook and it's been a life saver for me. I will probably try reverse proxying it behind NGINX at some point since it has good support for Websockets and I'm more comfortable with it than Apache anyway. I understand others have had success. If there's interest, I can document the effort here. I am pondering putting google_auth_proxy in front as well, as I'm not entirely confident in Guacamole's ability to resist brute force. If you do prefer Apache as a reverse proxy, I know the guacamole user's guide (I think they missed the boat by not calling them guac docs, but that's neither here nor there) has some info: http://guac-dev.org/doc/gug/installing-guacamole.html Freedif is a nice site. Had not been there before. I spend way too much time on Hacker News... I've added a couple new Dockers, Observium and Paperwork. I'm calling these beta for the moment as I don't have a lot of mileage on the Observium docker and Paperwork is pretty young as a project. I'd be interested in how you get on with reverse proxying. I had a quick play with Apache but no luck as of yet.
March 10, 201511 yr I found Guacamole after my kids destroyed my ultrabook :'( and I started using a Chromebook and it's been a life saver for me. I will probably try reverse proxying it behind NGINX at some point since it has good support for Websockets and I'm more comfortable with it than Apache anyway. I understand others have had success. If there's interest, I can document the effort here. I am pondering putting google_auth_proxy in front as well, as I'm not entirely confident in Guacamole's ability to resist brute force. If you do prefer Apache as a reverse proxy, I know the guacamole user's guide (I think they missed the boat by not calling them guac docs, but that's neither here nor there) has some info: http://guac-dev.org/doc/gug/installing-guacamole.html Freedif is a nice site. Had not been there before. I spend way too much time on Hacker News... I've added a couple new Dockers, Observium and Paperwork. I'm calling these beta for the moment as I don't have a lot of mileage on the Observium docker and Paperwork is pretty young as a project. I'd be interested in how you get on with reverse proxying. I had a quick play with Apache but no luck as of yet. I was thinking this guy might be a good fit to take over smdions repo.
March 11, 201511 yr Great work on this repo Zuhkov! I just installed Guacamole earlier today and must say that's a pretty awesome solution for consolidating access to various systems with VNC, RDP, SSH, and Telnet. Great work and thanks!
March 12, 201511 yr First, thank you for your hard work! This may not be the best place to ask this, but I just tried to install Guacamole docker and ran into an interesting issue. I added the container through the unraid gui, and I happen to not be at home and did it remotely (I know..i shouldn't have public access to my unraid..but i do) Anyways, it started fetching the images and everything and then suddenly the GUI became unresponsive. I can't get to it any longer. I am able to get to other dockers I have running without problems (Plex, etc) but my main unraid GUI seems to be down. Any ideas on what might be the cause? I probably can do more once I'm home and have terminal access. EDIT: I still have no idea what happened (missed out on getting my syslog) but after attempting to recover the GUI i ended up getting things really hung up and having to hard boot twice. Never ideal...but im up and runnign safely now and able to start configuring guacamole
March 12, 201511 yr First, thank you for your hard work! This may not be the best place to ask this, but I just tried to install Guacamole docker and ran into an interesting issue. I added the container through the unraid gui, and I happen to not be at home and did it remotely (I know..i shouldn't have public access to my unraid..but i do) Anyways, it started fetching the images and everything and then suddenly the GUI became unresponsive. I can't get to it any longer. I am able to get to other dockers I have running without problems (Plex, etc) but my main unraid GUI seems to be down. Any ideas on what might be the cause? I probably can do more once I'm home and have terminal access. EDIT: I still have no idea what happened (missed out on getting my syslog) but after attempting to recover the GUI i ended up getting things really hung up and having to hard boot twice. Never ideal...but im up and runnign safely now and able to start configuring guacamole A few things: 1) While a container / images are being downloaded, the webGui will not respond to other HTTP requests (so if you try to navigate to another tab or get to it from another device, it will appear 'hung'). Just let it do its thing and all will be fine. 2) If you have any plugins / containers installed that may be messing with your port settings, that could cause issues too. You using a reverse proxy or something like that? 3) Why did you need to hard boot twice? The first time you shutdown/restarted it still didn't come up? Without a syslog, definitely hard to diagnose, but I can tell you I've never had this happen in my test systems, even the one with 30+ containers running on it.
March 12, 201511 yr ... and I happen to not be at home and did it remotely (I know..i shouldn't have public access to my unraid..but i do)...If your not using VPN then maybe your network is being flooded.
April 13, 201511 yr Hi, Zuhkov. Could you add support for this? http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=39106.msg365627#msg365627 Thanks in advance!
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