113 lines
3.9 KiB
Bash
113 lines
3.9 KiB
Bash
##################################################################
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# These variables are passed to Docker Compose to change how the #
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# `docker-compose.yml` file is interpreted. #
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##################################################################
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# Default project name. Can also change this using the
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# docker-compose `-p, --project-name NAME` option.
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COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=mayan
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# Default profiles.
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COMPOSE_PROFILES=all_in_one,postgresql,rabbitmq,redis
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# User alternate Mayan EDMS Docker image or tag.
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# MAYAN_DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME=mayanedms/mayanedms
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# MAYAN_DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG=s4.2
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# Modify this to your database server if not using the database deployed
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# by the Docker Compose file.
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#MAYAN_DATABASE_HOST=mariadb-app
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# Security. Change these before the first run.
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# Once these are set do not change them here. If you wish to change the
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# passwords or usernames after the installation has completed, follow the
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# documentation of each component individually and then update the password
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# or username in this file. _PASSWORD_START_MARKER
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# MAYAN_DATABASE_NAME=
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# MAYAN_DATABASE_PASSWORD=
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# MAYAN_DATABASE_USER=
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# MAYAN_ELASTICSEARCH_PASSWORD=
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# MAYAN_RABBITMQ_USER=
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# MAYAN_RABBITMQ_PASSWORD=
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# MAYAN_RABBITMQ_VHOST=
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# MAYAN_REDIS_PASSWORD=
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# MAYAN_FRONTEND_HTTP_PORT=80
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MAYAN_WORKER_CUSTOM_QUEUE_LIST=
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# Change if you use external services.
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MAYAN_DOCKER_WAIT="postgresql:5432 rabbitmq:5672 redis:6379"
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# RabbitMQ
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# MAYAN_RABBITMQ_ADMIN_HTTP_PORT=15672
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# Allows running an additional worker with a custom list of queues.
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MAYAN_WORKER_CUSTOM_QUEUE_LIST=
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# Traefik
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# Enable to use production Let's Encrypt server.
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# MAYAN_TRAEFIK_LETS_ENCRYPT_SERVER=https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory
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# Enable to launch the Let's Encrypt TLS challenge.
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# MAYAN_TRAEFIK_LETS_ENCRYPT_TLS_CHALLENGE=true
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# Enable to activate the Traefik UI.
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# MAYAN_TRAEFIK_API_INSECURE=true
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# Configure the administrative email for the domain.
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MAYAN_TRAEFIK_LETS_ENCRYPT_EMAIL=
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MAYAN_TRAEFIK_EXTERNAL_DOMAIN=
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# Expose the Traefik secure dashboard.
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MAYAN_TRAEFIK_DASHBOARD_ENABLE=false
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# Traefik secure dashboard username and password.
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# Obtained using: echo $(htpasswd -nB your_username_of_choice)
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# Enclose in single quotes.
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MAYAN_TRAEFIK_DASHBOARD_AUTHENTICATION=''
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# Insecure value of admin:admin
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# MAYAN_TRAEFIK_DASHBOARD_AUTHENTICATION='admin:$$2y$$05$$mr0lbnUpImKmjXyClgdV6OfwKgOFZKq7ldadIcQXHMwzIZI99wos6'
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# Expose the frontend through Traefik.
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MAYAN_TRAEFIK_FRONTEND_ENABLE=false
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# Expose the RabbitMQ administrative interface through Traefik.
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MAYAN_TRAEFIK_RABBITMQ_ENABLE=false
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# MAYAN_TRAEFIK_DASHBOARD_HTTP_PORT=8080
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# MAYAN_TRAEFIK_LETSENCRYPT_VOLUME=traefik-certificates-letsencrypt
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# MAYAN_TRAEFIK_HTTP_PORT=80
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# MAYAN_TRAEFIK_HTTPS_PORT=443
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MAYAN_TRAEFIK_LETS_ENCRYPT_DNS_CHALLENGE_PROVIDER=
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#########################################################
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# These variables are passed to the running containers. #
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# They are interpreted by Mayan EDMS. #
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#########################################################
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# To use block storage.
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# MAYAN_DOCUMENTS_STORAGE_BACKEND="storages.backends.s3boto3.S3Boto3Storage"
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# MAYAN_DOCUMENTS_STORAGE_BACKEND_ARGUMENTS="{'access_key':'<access key>','secret_key':'<secret key>','bucket_name':'mayan','endpoint_url':'http://<URL:port>','verify':'False'}" # 'verify':'False' for local servers with self signed SSL certificate
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# To add operating system packages, like additional OCR language,
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# packages, put then in the variable below.
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# MAYAN_APT_INSTALLS="tesseract-ocr-deu tesseract-ocr-nld"
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# To use LDAP authentication.
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# Create a folder named `user_settings` in the `media` folder.
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# Copy the file `contrib/settings/ldap_connection_settings.py` from the online
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# repository and place in the new `user_settings` folder.
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# Edit the `user_settings/ldap_connection_settings' file to work with your
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# LDAP server.
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# Example: https://django-auth-ldap.readthedocs.io/en/latest/example.html
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# Restart the stack and test.
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