esantoro fork

This fork of ampache-docker has been created to fix some things that in my opinion are anti-patterns.

Things like:

• running as root (WIP)
• embedding a mysql database (DONE)
• unclear way to customize settings (DONE)
• configuration hard to inspect without exec-ing into the container

How to run this image

• use docker-compose (see the included sample file)
• either link the ampache container to a mariadb container or link to some other mysql-compatible container running elsewhere
• set configruatin in the environment section of docker-compose

Customizable settings:

In ampache.cfg.php:

• web_path = "WEB_PATH"
• local_web_path = "http://LOCAL_WEB_PATH"
• database_hostname = DATABASE_HOSTNAME
• database_port = DATABASE_PORT (default 3306)
• database_name = DATABASE_NAME (default ampache)
• database_username = DATABASE_USERNAME (default ampache)
• database_password = DATABASE_PASSWORD
• secret_key = "SECRET_KEY"

How to use the ampache.cfg.php file? Map it to /var/www/config/ampache.cfg.php inside the ampache container.

example docker-compose file:

WIP

ampache-docker

Docker container for Ampache, a web based audio/video streaming application and file manager allowing you to access your music & videos from anywhere, using almost any internet enabled device.

build status

Develop build status

Usage

To run official builds from docker hub you can run these commands:

To run the current Ampache master (stable) branch

docker run --name=ampache -d -v /path/to/your/music:/media:ro -p 80:80 ampache/ampache

To run the current Ampache develop branch

docker run --name=ampache -d -v /path/to/your/music:/media:ro -p 80:80 ampache/ampache:develop

The develop tag is set up to use git updates so you don't have to rebuild your images to stay up to date with development.

Running on ARM

The automated builds for the official repo are now built for linux/amd64, linux/arm/v7 and linux/arm64.

Installation

• MySQL Administrative Username: root # leave alone
• MySQL Administrative Password: (blank) # leave alone
• Check "Create Database User"
• Ampache Database Username: ampache
• Ampache Database User Password: ampache # or whatever you want, but remember it on the next page
• next page fill out MySQL Username / Password
• Click the "Write" buttons from BOTTOM to TOP
• Do this because it is the last one that needs the username and password and they get blanked out on every click

Thanks to

• @ericfrederich for his original work
• @velocity303 and @goldy for the other ampache-docker inspiration

Current Release

4.1.1