2 KiB
Xenforo StP Repo
Github mirror: https://github.com/Myco-Systems/stp-xenforo-mirror/
Downloading and building (run as root or enable docker rootless)
curl -sSfL get.docker.com | bash
git clone https://git.myco.systems/stp/xenforo.git
cd xenforo
Copy .env.example to .env and fill in the relevant information, this should match the db you are importing from.
cp .env.example .env
Place xenforo files at xenforo/_data (or alter the directory in docker-compose.yml to match your Xenforo location) mysql can be pointed anywhere, but you should have a persistent directory so you can enter the container and import your db.
docker compose build
Running
docker compose up -d
To import your mysql db you need to move your .sql files into a location that the container is attached to then run docker exec -it <docker-container-id> /bin/bash > cd /var/lib/mysql (assuming this is the directory the container is attached to) > mariadb -u <username> -p <db-name> < <your-existing-db> enter your password and then get a coffee because any databases over 1 GB can take a while.
Restart the containers:
docker compose down && docker compose up
After that the nginx webserver will be running on port 8080, currently the expected behavior is for nginx to be behind a reverse proxy so either you can point the proxy at your-ip:8080 or you can alter the docker compose file to include traefik which can grab ssl certificates for you.
Issues
Github
To report an issue go to https://github.com/Myco-Systems/stp-xenforo-mirror/blob/main/ISSUES.md and copy the raw markdown, then head over to https://github.com/Myco-Systems/stp-xenforo-mirror/issues and press "New Issue"
Gitea
To report an issue go to https://git.myco.systems/stp/xenforo/src/branch/main/ISSUES.md and copy the raw markdown, then head over to https://git.myco.systems/stp/xenforo/issues and press "New Issue"
License
All code is licensed under MIT, no rights reserved, no warranty provided. https://git.myco.systems/stp/xenforo/src/branch/main/LICENSE