jprjr/rainloop

This is an Arch Linux-based image with Rainloop (a webmail client) installed.

It's running as a FastCGI app, listening on port 9000. You'll need to run some kind of proxy, like nginx or lighttpd. I have an example script + config for running this with lighttpd in this repo.

Usage

Rainloop expects the data folder to have a certain layout. I've made a small script to setup the data folder structure at /opt/init_data_folder.sh - you should only have to do this once.

Build

$ docker build -t <repo name> .

Run in foreground

$ docker run -v /path/to/perm/folder:/var/lib/rainloop/data -p 9000 jprjr/rainloop

Run with built-in NGINX

$ docker run -e NGINX=1 -d -v /path/to/perm/folder:/var/lib/rainloop/data -p 80 jprjr/rainloop

Alternatively, you should be able to use links and data-only containers for persistence.

Exposed ports

• 9000 (fastcgi port)
• 80 (optional built-in nginx)

Exposed volumes

• /usr/share/webapps/rainloop (explicitly from the Dockerfile. You'll want your proxy to access this volume using --volumes-from or similar)
• /var/lib/rainloop/data