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redmine-all-in-one

No need other steps to use Redmine with docker!

Including SVN & Git hosting!

start

Setup docker engine https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/

docker run -d --name redmine --restart=unless-stopped -p 80:80 74th/redmine-all-in-one

access http://dockerhost/

user: admin
password: admin

Repository URL

svn http://yourhost/svn/project_name
- caution: should create only when creating project
- svn repositories have redmine project authentication
git http://yourhost/git/repository_name
- caution: git repositories don't have authentication

日本語初期データ込み

docker run -d --name redmine --restart=unless-stopped -p 80:80 74th/redmine-all-in-one:JP

include English default data

docker run -d --name redmine --restart=unless-stopped -p 80:80 74th/redmine-all-in-one:EN

feature

Redmine 3.2
hosted subversion repository : http://dockerhost/svn/
hosted git repository : http://dockerhost/git/
include database
include plugins for agile development

included plugins

SCM Creator (GPLv2)
- https://github.com/ZIMK/scm-creator
Backlogs (GPLv2)
- https://github.com/backlogs/redmine_backlogs
Issue template (GPLv2)
Code Review (GPVv2)
Clipboard image paste
Drafts

problem

subversion is able to be created at only creating a project
git repositories don't have authentication

how to configure redmine

If you use need to change settings(ex, mail), you an cwrite [[config/configuration.yml.example]] and push settings by belong command.

docker cp ./configuration.yml redmine:/var/lib/redmine/config/configuration.yml
docker restart redmine

notes

Repositories and other created files are not plased in a volume. I think when you want to make a backup, you can use docker export containername > backup.tar and docker import backup.tar redmine.

I'm not an expert on RoR and redmine. So don't have a plan to prepare a way to upgrage Redmine in a container.

torsten-pf/docker-redmine-all-in-one