April 30, 201610 yr Curious to see if anyone is using their unRaid server to run a Magento Community Edition Docker? https://magento.com/products/community-edition
June 16, 201610 yr Author Nope. No discussion on the topic, so must not be anyone doing it?! Are you thinking about it?
June 16, 201610 yr Nope. No discussion on the topic, so must not be anyone doing it?! Are you thinking about it? I've tried but magento requires the following php extension which are not available in the php package installed. And i'm not sure how to install them in the apache docker. Here's a screendump of the installation process. So I'm stuck at this step and trying to get help installing these extensions but so far no response.
June 16, 201610 yr Author Hmmm, seems like the larger docker community could help? The docker concept is not unique to unRaid... Have you tried there? https://www.docker.com/docker-community
June 16, 201610 yr Apparently you need an account to d/l the software, so I can't easily check if my solution works, but in a nutshell, assuming you are using linuxserver's apache, enable the advanced scripting, and populate the script something like this. #!/bin/sh apt-get --yes --force-yes install php5-xsl apt-get --yes --force-yes install php5-intl php5enmod mcrypt php5enmod xsl php5enmod intl I think you can just restart the container to make it take effect. This is UNSUPPORTED by linuxserver, so if you can't figure out how to implement it, your support options are limited. I've put enough breadcrumbs in this post that you should be able to search for missing details. If you get it working, and are prepared to support your solution, feel free to post a detailed howto.
June 17, 201610 yr Apparently you need an account to d/l the software, so I can't easily check if my solution works, but in a nutshell, assuming you are using linuxserver's apache, enable the advanced scripting, and populate the script something like this. #!/bin/sh apt-get --yes --force-yes install php5-xsl apt-get --yes --force-yes install php5-intl php5enmod mcrypt php5enmod xsl php5enmod intl I think you can just restart the container to make it take effect. This is UNSUPPORTED by linuxserver, so if you can't figure out how to implement it, your support options are limited. I've put enough breadcrumbs in this post that you should be able to search for missing details. If you get it working, and are prepared to support your solution, feel free to post a detailed howto. Hi jonathanm I've tried something similar to what you suggest but the apt-get command is "not found". Unfortunately I'm not an advanced user of Linux commands, maybe i'm doing something wrong. root@Tower:/# apt-get --yes --force-yes install php5-xsl -bash: apt-get: command not found
June 17, 201610 yr I've tried something similar to what you suggest but the apt-get command is "not found". Unfortunately I'm not an advanced user of Linux commands, maybe i'm doing something wrong. root@Tower:/# apt-get --yes --force-yes install php5-xsl -bash: apt-get: command not found You have to run the command inside the docker, not on the server.
June 17, 201610 yr You have to run the command inside the docker, not on the server. Sorry, not sure I understand. :-) You mean from the docker installation folder? root@Tower:/mnt/cache/appdata/apache
June 17, 201610 yr You have to run the command inside the docker, not on the server. Sorry, not sure I understand. :-) You mean from the docker installation folder? root@Tower:/mnt/cache/appdata/apache No, inside the docker. https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/exec/
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