How to change the brand name? #452
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Hello, Thank you for this very nice tool. I installed it on my VPS which runs under centos 7 I first installed docker and then I installed pasword pusher with this command: docker run -d -p "5100:5100" pglombardo/pwpush-ephemeral:release I have good access to the interface. I am now looking to modify the brand. I read in the documentation that you have to modify the variables in the settings.yml file When running the command "find -name settings.yml" here is the result: ./9aa903cf5916ae2bc46da3a9cf92ef3cbdda9535be9a04614075ad6ad27af431/diff/opt/PasswordPusher/config/settings.yml I don't understand why I have several settings.yml files and no matter which one I modify, the modification does not appear. Can you help me ? |
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I just ran the following command to remove unused images from docker: docker system prune --all When I do find -name settings.yml now here is the result: ./9aa903cf5916ae2bc46da3a9cf92ef3cbdda9535be9a04614075ad6ad27af431/diff/opt/PasswordPusher/config/settings.yml And the result of the following command: docker ps -a CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES |
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Hi @winsa27, Make sure that you've read Configuration.md. Currently, the easiest way to configure Password Pusher is by environment variables. See the section on rebranding for the list of related environment variables.. Alternative: Configuring with a custom settings.yml fileIf you prefer, you can take the default settings.yml file, modify it and overlay it into the Docker container to apply your customisations. Inside the Password Pusher Docker containers the application code exists in the path To replace this file with your own custom version, you can launch the Docker container with a mount option: This should explain everything. If anything still isn't clear, please let me know. |
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Hi @winsa27,
Make sure that you've read Configuration.md.
Currently, the easiest way to configure Password Pusher is by environment variables.
See the section on rebranding for the list of related environment variables..
Alternative: Configuring with a custom settings.yml file
If you prefer, you can take the default settings.yml file, modify it and overlay it into the Docker container to apply your customisations.
Inside the Password Pusher Docker containers the application code exists in the path
/opt/PasswordPusher/
and thesettings.yml
file is located at/opt/PasswordPusher/config/settings.yml
.To replace this file with your own custom version, you can launch the Docker container with …