apsl/bareos-bat repository overview

⁠docker-bareos-bat

A Dockerized version of bareos-bat.

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⁠Requirements

• Docker⁠
• Docker-compose⁠ (optional)

If you don't have Docker installed, please follow this guide⁠

⁠Usage

• Makefile :

  • build : Builds the image locally

    make build
    

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  • pull : Pulls the image from remote repository

    make pull
    

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  • run : Run the containerized app

    make run
    

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• Docker-compose :

  If you want to run the app with Docker-Compose run this command at the repository directory :

  docker-compose up
  

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  If you want to build the image with Docker-compose, please uncomment the line #build at docker-compose.yml :

  bareos-bat:
      #build: . 
      image: apsl/bareos-bat
  

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⁠Configuration files

Place all your configuration files at : /etc/bareos/ your local directory will be mounted to the container.

⁠Installation

To make the launch process quicker, we can create a script and launch it with a single command.

In this example, we are going to create an script into ~/.local/bin directory.

Let's start!.

1. Go to ~/.local/bin directory, if you don't have it you can create it.

2. Create a file with your favourite editor, for example, vim bbat and then put the following code into the file:

   #!/bin/bash
   
   docker run -it -d --rm \
          --name=bareos-bat \
          -e DISPLAY=$DISPLAY \
          -e QT_X11_NO_MITSHM=1 \
          -v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix \
          -v /etc/bareos:/etc/bareos \
          --net=host \
          apsl/bareos-bat
   

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3. Give execution permissions to the file : chmod +x bbat

4. Check if you have the directory at the path. If echo $PATH returns the directory that we used, that's it. If not, we'll have to add it to the path.

5. Add the following line to your shell PATH :

   export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin
   

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   The profile will change depending on the shell.

   • zsh : ~/.zshrc
   • bash : ~/.bashrc

6. Refresh your shell

7. Run bbat