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Pour xenforo 2.3
Hello everyone!
This is a quick tutorial on how to run Xenforo 2 using in containers docker-compose or podman-compose on a Linux host.
I'm using a VM with Alma Linux installed, this means that SELinux is enforced so this guide should work with any Linux VM.
All the dependencies you need are nginx and podman or docker and docker/podman-compose.
Once you have those installed all you need to do is download the code repo from my website and run podman compose up -d after you place the Xenforo code inside the application folder.
It should start the services. You can tweak varios settings in ./config/php.ini or ./config/nginx/conf.d/default.conf. If you have any questions feel free to reach out!
Here's how the docker-compose file looks:
If your services are running all you need to do now is setup the Nginx running on the VM as a reverse proxy, or apache if you use that.
Here's my nginx config:
The code can be found on my website: https://forge.nuculabs.de/dnutiu/nuculabs-forum-inftastructure/src/branch/master
Hello everyone!
This is a quick tutorial on how to run Xenforo 2 using in containers docker-compose or podman-compose on a Linux host.
I'm using a VM with Alma Linux installed, this means that SELinux is enforced so this guide should work with any Linux VM.
All the dependencies you need are nginx and podman or docker and docker/podman-compose.
Once you have those installed all you need to do is download the code repo from my website and run podman compose up -d after you place the Xenforo code inside the application folder.
It should start the services. You can tweak varios settings in ./config/php.ini or ./config/nginx/conf.d/default.conf. If you have any questions feel free to reach out!
Here's how the docker-compose file looks:
Vous devez répondre avant de pouvoir voir le contenu des données cachées.
Here's my nginx config:
Vous devez répondre avant de pouvoir voir le contenu des données cachées.