khevse/seafile-docker

Docker image for Seafile

Seafile Server Docker image

Seafile docker image based on Debian

Seafile is an open source storage system which can be self hosting for more privacy

Features

• Auto configuration on first run, based on the manual setup described in the official documentation
• Auto import previous installation, including non docker installation
• Support FASTCGI mode
• Upgrade Seafile with one simple command

Supported tags

Tags of this image follow Seafile version:

• latest - Development build based on the latest Seafile version
• 6.1.1 - Seafile server 6.1.1
• 6.0.7 - Seafile server 6.0.7

Detailed Configuration

• Ports

  • 8000 (seafile port)
  • 8082 (seahub port)

• Volume

  • This image exposes only one volume

    • version 6.0.7 -> /home/seafile/
    • from version 6.1.1 -> /seafile

  • Directory Structure

          ├── ccnet
          │   └── seafile.ini
          │
          ├── conf
          │   ├── ccnet.conf
          │   ├── seafdav.conf
          │   ├── seafile.conf
          │   ├── seahub_settings.py
          │   └── seahub_settings.pyc
          │
          ├── logs
          │   ├── ccnet.log
          │   ├── controller.log
          │   ├── seafile.log
          │   ├── seahub.log
          │   └── seahub_django_request.log
          │
          ├── seafile-data
          │
          ├── seahub
          │   └── media 
          │
          └── seahub-data
  

  • The folder seafile/seahub/media must be shared with Apache/nginx when running in FASTCGI mode

• Environment variables

  • SERVER_NAME (default is seafile): name of the server

  • SERVER_NAME (default is 127.0.0.1): IP or domain name of the server

  • FASTCGI (default is false): If true or True then run seafile in fastcgi mode

  • MYSQL_SERVER (required): MySQL/Maria DB Server name or ip, could be the name of the database service in docker-compose.yml file.

  • MYSQL_PORT (default is 3306): port used by the database server

  • MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD (required): root user is needed by Seafile to create its own databases

  • MYSQL_USER (required): MYSQL user used by Seafile

  • MYSQL_USER_PASSWORD (required): password for MYSQL_USER

  • CCNET_DB (default is ccnet-db): name of the database for CCNET

  • SEAFILE_DB (default is seafile-db): name of the database for Seafile

  • SEAHUB_DB (default is seahub-db): name of the database for CCNET

  • SEAFILE_ADMIN (required): email for the admin account

  • SEAFILE_ADMIN_PASSWORD (required): password for the admin account

docker-compose.yml example

version: '2'
services:
  seafile:
    image: sabaitech/seafile
    container_name: seafile
    ports:
     - "8000:8000"
     - "8082:8082"
    environment:
     - SERVER_ADDRESS=my.domain.com
     - FASTCGI=true
     - MYSQL_SERVER=mariadb
     - MYSQL_USER=seafile
     - MYSQL_USER_PASSWORD=test
     - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=passw0rd!
     - SEAFILE_ADMIN=admin@domain.com
     - SEAFILE_ADMIN_PASSWORD=passw00rd
    volumes:
     - ./seafile:/home/seafile
    depends_on:
     - mariadb

  mariadb:
    image: mariadb:10.1
    container_name: mariadb
    ports:
     - "3306:3306"
    environment:
      - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=passw0rd!
      - MYSQL_USER=seafile
      - MYSQL_PASSWORD=test
    volumes:
      - ./mysql/db:/var/lib/mysql

and just run docker-compose up -d

Restoring a previous installation

If you already have a previous installation of Seafile server (including non docker installation) and want to use this image you just have to:

1. Put conf, logs, seafile-data directories in the associated volume
2. Run docker-compose up -d

Upgrading Seafile server

To upgrade the current version of Seafile server, you just have to run the following command:

      docker-compose exec seafile upgrade 6.0.8

where:

• seafile is the name of the service defined in docker-compose.yml file

• 6.0.8 is the new version

TODO

• Manage SQLite
• Expose some services like Garbage Collector