[request] seafile

[xxredxpandaxx]

Im currently using pydio for my cloud storage and everything is great except that it doesn't copy empty folders which is a problem because I need those for some of my project folders for school. I used owncloud before but I wasn't really happy with it. So I was seeing if anyone was working on or wanting to make a seafile docker.

[SpaceInvaderOne]

i would be very interested in seeing this aswell

[Azza666]

+1 will try run it from dockerhub but would love a template.

 

Any takers from our wonderful people who have the mad skills need for template creation?

[TheDragon]

+1 

[hermy65]

+1 here too

[firetime]

I managed to get a docker hub seafile working. Not quite a proper template but It's not that hard to get up and running with community apps.

 

You will need a database. In my install I used mySQL. linuxserver's container works well for this.

CONFIG SETTINGS for m3adow/seafile container

 

Guess I should also say I would be in favor of a proper XML as well.

[3psus]

+1 would love a Seafile docker as well

[trope]

I managed to get a docker hub seafile working. Not quite a proper template but It's not that hard to get up and running with community apps.

 

You will need a database. In my install I used mySQL. linuxserver's container works well for this.

CONFIG SETTINGS for m3adow/seafile container

 

Guess I should also say I would be in favor of a proper XML as well.

 

Hm I was able to get the docker converted to a template in Unraid, but could you provide some more info on how your Nginx docker is setup to act as a webserver for the Seafile docker? I can't seem to figure out how to get them to communicate properly

[tompa]

+1

[almarma]

+1

 

Really desperate looking for alternatives to proprietary solutions, and reliable ones. Won't try owncloud after reading this:

[tompa]

Seafile is now supporting an official docker - https://forum.seafile.com/t/seafile-server-in-docker-is-ready-for-testing/1291

 

/tompa

[tuxbass]

The official github appears to be https://github.com/haiwen/seafile-docker.

 

As you see, the 'official' installation method is via their script wizardry - there isn't even a Dockerfile (see https://github.com/haiwen/seafile-docker/issues/1). In the issue no. 1 page, some user points to their Dockerfile (https://github.com/foxel/seafile-docker), that uses docker compose.

 

What would be a sane way of using that? How have you guys gone about getting seafile installed on unraid boxes?

 

[Squid]

foxel has a standard dockerfile on github

 

Use this as a basis to add it  http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=37732.msg349938#msg349938

[tuxbass]

Yeh I get Docker, but can't figure out what's the correct way of using docker-compose from unraid. That's the part I don't like with unraid - they've converted nice and simple docker api into some php-based clustertruck. Really can't see the benefit of typing out your dockerfiles instead of using 'templates'. Just weird.

[Squid]

Yeh I get Docker, but can't figure out what's the correct way of using docker-compose from unraid. That's the part I don't like with unraid - they've converted nice and simple docker api into some php-based clustertruck. Really can't see the benefit of typing out your dockerfiles instead of using 'templates'. Just weird.

docker compose is not currently supported on unRaid at all.  You have to use dockerfiles.  Docker utilized dockerfiles prior to docker-compose and unRaid just hasn't implemented that as of yet

[tuxbass]

Alrighty, thanks. Out of curiosity, why foxel seems to be the go-to solution, when there are more popular dockers like https://hub.docker.com/r/m3adow/seafile/ / https://hub.docker.com/r/jenserat/seafile/? foxel does provide mysql & nginx setups, but don't see why would one want it baked inside seafile container.

[Squid]

Alrighty, thanks. Out of curiosity, why foxel seems to be the go-to solution, when there are more popular dockers like https://hub.docker.com/r/m3adow/seafile/ / https://hub.docker.com/r/jenserat/seafile/? foxel does provide mysql & nginx setups, but don't see why would one want it baked inside seafile container.

Convenience would be the reason.  Download one container and you've got all the dependencies it requires (and not have to worry about if an update to a separate container breaks another).  Does take up more resources (hdd space), but space is cheap...

 

Different philosophies on containers.  Should they adhere 100% to the docker mantra and be completely standalone or have outside dependencies

 

 

[gareth_iowc]

would like to see this on unraid as well

[cinereus]

On 5/14/2016 at 4:59 PM, SpaceInvaderOne said:

i would be very interested in seeing this aswell

It's on unraid but I can't get it to work at all.