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[](https://hub.docker.com/r/jgeusebroek/spotweb/)
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# Docker Spotweb image
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An image running [ubuntu/18.04](https://hub.docker.com/_/ubuntu/) Linux and [Spotweb](https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb).
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## Requirements
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You need a seperate MySQL / MariaDB server. This can of course be a (linked) docker container but also a dedicated database server.
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## Usage
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### Initial Installation
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First create a database on your database server, and make sure the container has access to the database, then run a temporary container.
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docker run -it --rm -p 80:80 \
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-e TZ='Europe/Amsterdam' \
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jgeusebroek/spotweb
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Please NOTE that there is no database configuration here, this will enable the install process.
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The run the Spotweb installer using the web interface: 'http://yourhost/install.php'.
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This will create the necessary database tables and users. Ignore the warning when it tries to save the configuration.
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When you are done, exit the container (CTRL/CMD-c) and configure the permanent running container.
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### Permanent installation
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docker run --restart=always -d -p 80:80 \
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--hostname=spotweb \
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--name=spotweb \
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-v <hostdir_where_config_will_persistently_be_stored>:/config \
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-e 'TZ=Europe/Amsterdam' \
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-e 'SPOTWEB_DB_TYPE=pdo_mysql' \
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-e 'SPOTWEB_DB_HOST=<database_server_hostname>' \
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-e 'SPOTWEB_DB_NAME=spotweb' \
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-e 'SPOTWEB_DB_USER=spotweb' \
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-e 'SPOTWEB_DB_PASS=spotweb' \
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jgeusebroek/spotweb
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Please NOTE that the volume is optional. Only necessary when you have special configuration settings.
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You should now be able to reach the spotweb interface on port 80.
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### Automatic retrieval of new spots
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To enable automatic retrieval, you need to setup a cronjob on either the docker host or within the container.
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#### Automatic retrieval of new spots on the docker host
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To enable automatic retrieval, you need to setup a cronjob on the docker host.
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*/15 * * * * docker exec spotweb su -l www-data -s /usr/bin/php /var/www/spotweb/retrieve.php >/dev/null 2>&1
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This example will retrieve new spots every 15 minutes.
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#### Automatic retrieval of new spots from within the container
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To enable automatic retrieval from within the container, use the `SPOTWEB_CRON_RETRIEVE` variable to specify the cron timing for retrieval. For example as additional parameter to the `docker run` command:
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-e 'SPOTWEB_CRON_RETRIEVE=*/15 * * * *'
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### Updates
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The container will try to auto-update the database when a newer version is released.
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### Environment variables
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| Variable | Function |
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| --- | --- |
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| `TZ` | The timezone the server is running in. Defaults to `Europe/Amsterdam`. |
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| `SPOTWEB_DB_TYPE` | Database type. Use `pdo_mysql` for MySQL. |
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| `SPOTWEB_DB_HOST` | The hostname / IP of the database server. |
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| `SPOTWEB_DB_NAME` | The database used for spotweb. |
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| `SPOTWEB_DB_USER` | The database server username. |
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| `SPOTWEB_DB_PASS` | The database server password. |
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| `SPOTWEB_CRON_RETRIEVE` | Cron schedule for article retrieval. E.g. `*/15 * * * *` for every fifteen minutes.|
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| `SPOTWEB_CRON_CACHE_CHECK` | Cron schedule for article cache sanity check. E.g. `10 */1 * * *` for 10 minutes after every hour. |
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## License
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MIT / BSD
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## Author Information
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[Jeroen Geusebroek](https://jeroengeusebroek.nl/) |