Host your own nuget feed with this docker image running phpnuget from kendar.org.
- Git the Project to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/tunisiano187/Docker-phpnuget.git
- Enter the project Directory
cd Docker-phpnuget
- Build the Project:
docker build -t myorganziation/phpnugetv4.1 .
- Start the container with:
docker run -d -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -e DOMAINS="chocolatey.my.domain.net" -e VHOST1="chocolatey.my.domain.net" -e WEBMASTER_MAIL="Me@my.domain.net" -e STAGING="false" -v /choco/:/app/phpnuget/data/ --dns 1.1.1.1 --name MyPHPNuGETV2 myorganziation/phpnugetv4.1
During the first few minutes the site will load a temporary SSL while Let'sEncrypt Fetches a live certifcate. Simply refresh the page after a few minutes to see an updated cert.
Environmental Variables:
| Varible | Value |
|---|---|
| VHOST1 | This is to specify which virutalhost the SSL should be applied to. |
| DOMAINS | This is to specify all the domains that should be issued. |
| STAGING | May Not work, I think due a variable type, attempted fix this version, but is supposed to only pull staging certifcates. |
| WEBMASTER_MAIL | Is a required field for Let's Encrypt. |
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Point your web browser to http://<yourhost>/setup.php
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Change settings and hit "Install".
| Notes | |
|---|---|
| Nb! Leave "Application Path:" | as is (phpnuget) |
| Field "php-cgi.exe (for IIS):" | could be emptied. |
- Login at http://<yourhost> and start uploading packages.
Happy nugetting!
Credit where due:
Project updated by: MarkProminic
Let'sEncrypt on Apache inside of Docker: https://github.com/BirgerK/docker-apache-letsencrypt