A set of scripts to try qcadoo.
See also https://github.com/qcadoo/mes
It is more or less based on this instruction
With the release I used, there is a problem when using latest PostgreSQL.
The DB driver does not support scram-sha-256 for password encryption.
Current solution enforces md5 setting for password encryption.
It will probably not be needed in future versions of qcadoo.
If you have docker and docker-compose, simply
docker-compose build
docker-compose up
or
docker-compose up --build -d
docker-compose logs
If you are not afraid of scripts calling sudo and installing stuff,
on Ubuntu (or something with apt-get), you can try ./activate.sh.
Then visit http://localhost:8080
You also get adminer on http://localhost:8888
A hint about docker-compose.
You can stop the services with Ctrl+C when you run it in foreground mode.
You can also run docker-compose stop from another terminal with the same effect.
After just stopping the services, they will restart after you reboot the computer.
If you want to remove the services, and do not run them with every reboot, execute docker-compose down.
The ./deactivate.sh script does exactly that.
You can find the DB password in secrets directory.
Ports (and many other things) can be adjusted in the docker-compose.yml file.
For example, if you want to expose the service on every network interface,
change port definition in docker-compose.yml:
"127.0.0.1:8080:8080"
to
"8080:8080"
There are some mounts for logs and database,
but the permissions are not handled nicely yet.
You can clean it up with something like sudo rm ./logs/*.log or sudo rm -rf ./database/pgdata.