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docker-gollum

dockerized gollum (git backed wiki) server

Usage

Let's assume you have a git repo for your wiki in ~/git/wiki
Here's a script you could use to start the wiki server inside this docker image: runWiki.sh

#!/bin/bash

LOCAL_WIKI_DIR=~/git/wiki

docker stop wiki
docker rm wiki
docker run --name wiki -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -d -v ${LOCAL_WIKI_DIR}:/wiki l3iggs/gollum

Then browse to
http://localhost
or
https://localhost
The default user/password is gollum/gollum

Note that this example exposes the wiki both via http and https. You can expose only one of port 80 or 443 if you wish.

[Optional] Edit the default login credentials
You can add -e WIKI_USER=john -e WIKI_PASS=letmein to the docker run command line to require the user/password john/letmein for login to your wiki.

[Optional] Use your own ssl certificate
This image comes with a self-generated ssl certificate and so you'll get browser warnings when you access your wiki via https (but the connection will be encrypted (with a private key that anyone can view by snooping around in the image)). You can (& should) replace these self signed certificates with your own, properly generated cert files. Assuming you have server.crt and server.key files in a directory ~/sslCert on the host machine:
sudo chown -R root ~/sslCert; sudo chgrp -R root ~/sslCert
sudo chmod 400 ~/sslCert/server.key
You can then add -v ~/sslCert:/https to the docker run command line to use your properly generated ssl certificate files.