piler-docker/README.md

# piler-docker

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### Mailpiler for Docker

This is a project to get the Mailpiler running in a docker compose system in a simple and uncomplicated way.

You can find more information about the Piler project here.

https://www.mailpiler.org/

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### Installation Guide:

* Install Docker and dependencies

```
apt install curl git docker.io docker-compose-plugin -y
```

* reboot your system

```
reboot now
```

* Clone repository

```
cd /opt
git clone https://github.com/simatec/piler-docker.git
cd /opt/piler-docker
```

* configure your Piler settings

```
nano piler.conf
```

* after config start the Install

```
bash install-piler.sh
```


Congratulations your Piler is installed...

If you have Let's Encrypt activated, you can reach the Piler at https://your-piler-domain

If Let's Encrypt is disabled, the Piler is at http://your-piler-domain or at http://your-local-IP


> After installation, any changes can be made in piler.conf at any time and the install script can then be run again.


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### Using the Piler on the command line

For use on the command line, we first log into the container.

```
docker exec -it piler /bin/bash
```

Next we switch to the user "piler"

```
su piler
```

To get write permissions, we switch to the /var/tmp folder

```
cd /var/tmp
```

Here you can now execute the functions of the Piler on the command line.
Here are some examples:

```
pilerimport -h
crontab -l
```

To leave the container on the console you have to execute 2x `exit`.


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## Changelog

### 0.5.1 (15.12.2022)
* (simatec) update piler to v1.4.1
* (simatec) update mariadb to v10.9.4

### 0.5.0 (25.08.2022)
* (simatec) update piler to 1.3.12
* (simatec) update mariadb to 10.9.2

### 0.4.0 (20.04.2022)
* (simatec) small fixes

### 0.3.0 (10.03.2022)
* (simatec) purge option added to config

### 0.2.0 (09.03.2022)
* (simatec) Let's Encrypt added

### 0.1.0 (08.03.2022)
* (simatec) first beta

## License
MIT License

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