Used on install to initialize ./K.sh file, feel free to add your own hardcoded arguments to your own ./K.sh file after install.
Used by --whitelist argument to attempt to crash UI clients from alien IPs not whitelisted; no need to open.
To run K.sh with Docker, please make use of the Dockerfile:
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Install docker for your system before proceeding. Requires at least Docker 1.7.1. Mac/Windows only: Ensure boot2docker or docker-machine is set up, depending on Docker version. See the docs for more help.
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Copy the file Dockerfile into a text editor and edit the environment variables (named
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Save your new Dockerfile, preferably in a secure location and in an empty directory. Then build the images and run the containers:
$ cd path/to/Dockerfile
$ docker build --no-cache -t ksh .
$ docker run -p 3000:3000 --name Ksh -t -d ksh
If you want to ensure that your data is persisted, mount a local folder into the container's /data folder:
$ docker run -p 3000:3000 -v /path/to/data:/data --name Ksh -t -d ksh
If you run docker ps, you should see K container running.
To build your own portable development environment install VirtualBox and vagrant, then:
$ cd path/to/K
$ cp etc/Vagrantfile Vagrantfile
$ vagrant up
$ vagrant ssh
See more info at PR #425.