Dockerfile.whoisd

# This file describes a docker image for running nipap-www in docker
#
# Build the docker image:
#     docker build -t nipap-www -f Dockerfile.www .
#
# Run by linking to the container running nipapd. -i -t is for interactive,
# use -d if you wish to run the container in the background:
#     docker run -i -t --link nipapd --name nipap-www nipap-www
#
# Most configuration variables are provided via environment variables.
#   NIPAPD_USERNAME     username to authenticate to nipapd
#   NIPAPD_PASSWORD     password to authenticate to nipapd
#   NIPAPD_HOST         host where nipapd is running [nipapd]
#   NIPAPD_PORT         port of nipapd [1337]
#   WWW_USERNAME        web UI username [guest]
#   WWW_PASSWORD        web UI password [guest]
#
# Some variables have a default, indicated in square brackets, the rest you need
# to fill in. If you are linking to a container running nipapd, just enter the
# name of the container as NIPAPD_HOST.
#
# WWW_USERNAME & WWW_PASSWORD is used to create a new account in the local auth
# database so that you can later login to the web interface.
#

FROM net-docker-reg.vestas.net/ubuntu-xenial-nipap:latest

MAINTAINER Steffen Schumacher <ssch@wheel.dk>

ENV NIPAPD_HOST=nipapd NIPAPD_PORT=1337 NIPAPD_USERNAME=www NIPAPD_PASSWORD=nipapP4ssw0rd

RUN rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*

# Install pynipap, nipap and nipap-www
COPY pynipap /pynipap
COPY whoisd /whoisd
RUN cd /pynipap && python setup.py install
RUN cd /whoisd && python setup.py install
RUN cd ..

EXPOSE 43

ENTRYPOINT [ "/whoisd/entrypoint.sh" ]