December 12, 2017 4:49 PM, claudio.jofre@yandex.com wrote:
Hi: thanks for your help.
I find the docker proposal interesting. I'm trying to follow it, according to the documentation they sent. I only have two doubts left until now. First: where I find the file docker-compose.yaml, I could not find it anywhere. (Install the docker and docker-compose using yum and using the epel repositories. second: How do I access the mailman configuration files inside the docker? Is there any way to mount it? as a unit, to make the modifications?
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You shouldn't have to modify the container files at all. the docker-compose.yaml file is where you specify the environment variables or config options needing to be passed.
you can also pass addt'l configs to mailman:
/opt/mailman/core/mailman-extra.cfg : This is the configuration for Mailman Core and anything that you add here will be added to Core's configuration. You need to restart your mailman-core container for the changes in this file to take effect.
/opt/mailman/web/settings_local.py : This is the Django configuration that is imported by the existing configuration provided by the mailman-web container. To change or override any settings in Django, you need to edit this file.read the docs for the docker. they're pretty straight forward. there's only a very small set of required parameters to get it up and running on a basic level.
**Tip: you need to make sure mailman_core is at version 3.1+ in order for the postfix aliases to be written correctly, if that's your mail server of choice. I believe maxking has addressed this by creating docker containers of the latest git committed versions in addition to the stable versions. before that i had to manually update my core container to get the fixes from git.
good luck. read the docs.
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Thanks,
Fabian S.
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