A docker image for Kimai time tracking based on the official php docker image.
This repository also contains a docker-compose.yaml configuration file for simple usage together with the official mariadb image.
1.3.1,1.1.0,stable,latest(Dockerfile)
- Make sure you have current versions of Docker (>= 1.12) and docker-compose (>= 1.9).
- Clone this repository
- Create a docker volume named
kimai-database:
$ docker volume create --name kimai-database- Create and start the docker containers using docker-compose:
$ docker-compose upThis will command will:
- Fetch the necessary docker images
- Start the Apache and Mariadb services
- Setup persistent configuration in the autoconf.php and auth.php
After completion, you should be able to access the Kimai instance but with an error at http://localhost:8080 (this is caused by the empty autoconf.php file which will be filled during the setup).
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To start the installation go to http://localhost:8080/installer/index.php and perform the initial installation. For the database connection choose the following parameters:
- Host: database
- User: kimai
- Password: kimai
- Database: kimai (Existing)
After you finished the installation, you should set the KIMAI_REMOVE_INSTALLATION environment variable to '1' (default is '0') in docker-compose.yaml:
environment:
- KIMAI_REMOVE_INSTALLATION=1This deletes the installer/ directory on container start and prevents the warning after login.
If you want to use LDAP authentication, you have to set the KIMAI_AUTHENTICATOR variable to ldap or ldapadvanced as discribed in the Kimai authentication documentation. And set your additional configuration in the auth.php accordingly.