- Docker for windows vs toolbox how to#
- Docker for windows vs toolbox install#
- Docker for windows vs toolbox windows 10#
- Docker for windows vs toolbox password#
- Docker for windows vs toolbox windows 7#
Docker for windows vs toolbox how to#
If you are here it means you have ejabberd installed and running in your machine, and you may be asking yourself how to administrate it.
Simply click the “Start” icon to run this container:Īfter a few seconds, ejabberd is started in that container and accepting connections. Now you can finally go to Kitematic (alpha), where you can see the new ejabberd container. You can delete the script and download it again, or delete the ejabberd container, or delete the ejabberd installed directory… and run the script again. If there was any error, solve it and run the script again. If installation completes correctly, you can close that window and proceed to next step. When you run the script it will open a console window to inform what it is doing: download the ejabberd image, create the container, register the admin account and prepare the configuration file…
Docker for windows vs toolbox install#
So, the script must install your ejabberd files there. The reason is that Docker Toolbox can only mount volumes from C:/Users/Your-User. Please notice that you cannot configure the installation directory.
Docker for windows vs toolbox password#
Edit some install optionsĮdit this batch file with your favourite text editor and set at least the PASSWORD option for the new administrator account.Īdditionally, you can set some other options: HOST, USER, VERSION, and PORTS. Download ejabberd-docker-install.batĭownload ejabberd-docker-install.bat to your machine. The process is pretty straightforward, and it will ask you to restart your machine.Īfter installing that file, you will get several icons in your desktop: Install Docker Toolboxįirst, download and install Docker Toolbox, specifically the file DockerToolbox-19.03.1.exe.
Docker for windows vs toolbox windows 10#
If you have Windows 10, you will surely prefer to use Docker Desktop, check our tutorial how to install ejabberd on Windows 10 using Docker Desktop.
Docker for windows vs toolbox windows 7#
This tutorial explains how to get any ejabberd version installed on Microsoft Windows 7 or 8 (and probably others) 64bits using Docker Toolbox and ejabberd-docker-install.bat.ĭocker Toolbox is an old and obsolete program, suitable for Microsoft systems older than Windows 10.
Here's the referenced proxy.Did you read our previous tutorial how to install ejabberd on Windows 10 using Docker Desktop? Do you have a Microsoft system older than Windows 10? Don’t worry, instead of Docker Desktop you can use Docker Toolbox, and this tutorial guides you over the process. Feel free to improve it :) Nginx Reverse Proxy imageĪDD. Note that as I'm new to Docker, and a noob regarding Linux system administration, there's probably some mistakes and things that don't make any sense in the following scripts, but it's working for me. I think you can easily adapt this to install Nginx on the host and change it's configuration to match the architecture I described in my question. I have one container for each Apache / PHP version, and one container with Nginx as reverse proxy. Thanks to VonC's answer I managed to get it working but I slightly changed my architecture, resulting in 3 containers instead of only 1. It seems like my volume option is not taken into account. AH00163: Apache/2.4.10 (Debian) configured - resuming normal operations I get the following error: AH00112: Warning: DocumentRoot does not existĪH00112: Warning: DocumentRoot does not exist Then I try to create the container in the Docker quickstart terminal: docker run -name=php5.6_container -rm -v "//c/sites:/var/www/html" -p 80:80 -p 8080:8080 php5.6 In my nf, I just have a tiny virtual host to access a test website with just an index.php file. This image is created, and I can see it when I run "docker images" in the Docker quickstart terminal. RUN apt-get install libcurl4-gnutls-dev -yĬOPY nf /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/nf RUN apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5 -y -o Dpkg::Options::="-force-confdef" I have an image with Apache and PHP 5.6 within, and here it is: FROM php:5.6.15-apacheĪpt-utils vim git php5-mysql php5-memcache php5-memcached php5-intl I've installed Docker toolbox for Windows. I'm trying to setup a developer environment through a Docker container on my Windows 7 computer.