Docker Pydio

Docker pydio step by step installation with debian 8 + apache 2 + mysql.

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Prerequisites

• Install docker engine.
• Install docker compose.
• Create a volume folder in your home: mkdir -p ~/.pydio8/html

Setup docker image

On the root of this project execute this command:

docker-compose -f pydio.yml build pydio8

If everything is ok, go to next step: create a container.

Create container

On the root of this project execute this command:

docker-compose -f pydio.yml up -d pydio8

Now execute docker ps -a to see all the containers running or not. If you see "restarting" something was wrong.

If you see "up 4 seconds ago" (or more seconds) go to next step: Setup database.

Setup database

I try to keep it simple installing mysql because there is a package on debian with version 5.5 (enought for pydio).

• First, enter inside container: docker exec -it CONTAINER_ID bash.

• Install mysql: apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client. MySQL will ask you for root user password.

• Create pydio database:

mysql -h 127.0.0.1 -u root -p
# If you are on localhost, you can avoid "-h 127.0.0.1"
# Now enter your root password.
CREATE DATABASE my_pydio;
\q # quit from mysql shell

• If you want, create a custom user for your database. In this tutorial we use root. Don't do that in a production environment!.

Pydio setup wizard

Enter in http://localhost:8085/pydio. Select your language and follow the steps (you can ignore warnings right now). Setup and try the database with your access data.

Host: localhost, user: root (or your custom user), password: your password, database name: my_pydio and try the connection.

If everything is ok, you will see an init tutorial for pydio.

Enjoy!