Edit the environment after docker success installed - Superdesk Development Discussions on Sourcefabric Forum

Leksa

Hello all,.. really excited finally i can get it works locally.

But know i need to know how to edit some environment stuff in your compiled system, like the SUPERDESK_URL, ( localhost 127.0.0.1) or the default username/password.
The docker file manage this, but i need to know where to do this manually. I'm new in Python.

Hopefully can support the development in the future.

Thank you :)

Yauhen Kirylau · Post edited by Yauhen Kirylau at 2015-04-29 18:39:55

They are environment variables, they're set in the runtime -- docker-compose exports to each container variables which are described in that container's section in docker-compose.yml.

Leksa

Thanks Yauhen.

How to edit the environment? like SUPERDESK_URL or admin password?

I have installed and running well, but need to edit this without build it again from start?

Yauhen Kirylau

Just edit that variable and restart the script.

Leksa · Screen Shot 2015-04-30 at 5.45.44 AM.png

I did this. But It still use the 127.0.0.1

Yauhen Kirylau · Post edited by Yauhen Kirylau at 2015-04-29 18:59:33

Oops, i forgot what it generated from the template (./docker/docker-compose.yml.sh) on each script run (https://github.com/superdesk/superdesk/blob/master/scripts/docker-local-demo.sh#L17) so your changes to .yml itself were overwritten.
Please do your changes again but to that .yml.sh file and restart.

Leksa

I see it will overwrite the docker-local-demo,yml.
So i edit the yml.sh file.

But, still it call the 127.0.0.1

Yauhen Kirylau

Please share that edited file.

Leksa · Post edited by Leksa at 2015-04-29 19:27:47

Here's from my .yml.sh

I'm using ubuntu 14.04 in Digitalocean Cloud VPS.

*edited to file, because of no source-code format in comment form

Yauhen Kirylau

Pull the latest changes from the superdesk repo and try again.

Leksa

great!

Its work..

Thanks, Yauhen.

Maybe i need to report too about the Readme walktrough.

We should use the new command from Docker documentaion. Because the repo for apt-get install docker.io give my Ubuntu 14.04 the old docker (ver 1.0.0).
Its not work well with the daemon, and give error : different version of client and server.

Yauhen Kirylau

Thanks for your feedback, readme is already awaiting this update:
https://github.com/superdesk/superdesk/pull/478

Leksa · Screen Shot 2015-04-30 at 6.54.46 AM.png

Ups.. another problem in create user, failed because conflict package..

What is the default admin/password?

Yauhen Kirylau

It was running outside venv. Pull the latest changes and run 'create-user' again (no need to restart server itself).

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