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The problem with the current solution is that it provide a monolytic multiprogramm docker container. However the idiom of docker is to have one service per docker container. If multiple services are needed multiple docker container should be used. Docker-compose makes this easily possible. Another isse is that the container automatically creates certificates and sets up encryption using a script. Also this violates docker idioms, because certificate handling can be done using specific containers like letsencrypt. It further makes it hard to include this image into an existing and possible complex infastructure. A further goal of mine would be to generate a Hassio addon for the homeassistant project from this. The current dockerfile makes this kind of hard. What I did: - Slimmed down the container to about 10MB by using alpine as a base - Added a `docker-compose.yml` file that shows how to build and run the container - Added a `docker-compose-mqtt.yml` file to show how a mqtt broker can be added. This shows how a plug and play solution using docker could look like. - Changed the docker image label to owntracks/recorder - Added documentation on how to use and configure the image - Simple travis file for possible automatic building in the near future - Removed automatic certificate handling Instead provide `config` volume to allow configuration. - Removed arm32v7 build should be readded later but I dont have a setup for testing right now What might be added at some point: - Example with nginx reverse proxy - Example with letsencrypt certificate This could also be an example for a complete plug and play solution. Proxy, SSl, MQTT and Recorder. - Default resolv.conf file with all default options and documentation - Upload to docker hub - Change name to owntracks/recorder - Some more examples for eclipse mosquitto
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2.1 KiB
Makefile
79 lines
2.1 KiB
Makefile
CFLAGS += -g
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INSTALLDIR = /usr
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# Do you want support for MQTT?
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WITH_MQTT ?= yes
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# Do you want recorder's built-in HTTP REST API?
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WITH_HTTP ?= yes
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# Do you want to use reverse-geo caching? (Highly recommended)
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WITH_LMDB ?= yes
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# Do you have Lua libraries installed and want the Lua hook integration?
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WITH_LUA ?= yes
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# Do you want support for the `pingping' monitoring feature?
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WITH_PING ?= yes
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# Do you want support for removing data via the API? (Dangerous)
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WITH_KILL ?= no
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# Do you want support for payload encryption with libsodium?
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# This requires WITH_LMDB to be configured.
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WITH_ENCRYPT ?= yes
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# Do you want R_only support? (Probably not; this is for Hosted)
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# If you set this to `yes', WITH_LMDB will be set to yes
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WITH_RONLY ?= no
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# Do you require support for OwnTracks Greenwich firmware?
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WITH_GREENWICH ?= no
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# Where should the recorder store its data? This directory must
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# exist and be writeable by recorder (and readable by ocat)
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STORAGEDEFAULT = /store
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# Where should the recorder find its document root (HTTP)?
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DOCROOT = /htdocs
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# Define the precision for reverse-geo lookups. The higher
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# the number, the more granular reverse-geo will be:
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#
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# 1 => 5,009.4km x 4,992.6km
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# 2 => 1,252.3km x 624.1km
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# 3 => 156.5km x 156km
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# 4 => 39.1km x 19.5km
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# 5 => 4.9km x 4.9km
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# 6 => 1.2km x 609.4m
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# 7 => 152.9m x 152.4m
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# 8 => 38.2m x 19m
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# 9 => 4.8m x 4.8m
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# 10 => 1.2m x 59.5cm
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GHASHPREC = 7
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# Should the JSON emitted by recorder be indented? (i.e. beautified)
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# yes or no
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JSON_INDENT ?= no
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# Location of optional default configuration file
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CONFIGFILE = /config/recorder.conf
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# Optionally specify the path to the Mosquitto libs, include here
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MOSQUITTO_INC = -I/usr/include
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MOSQUITTO_LIB = -L/usr/lib
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MORELIBS = -lssl
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# If WITH_LUA is configured, specify compilation and linkage flags
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# for Lua either manually or using pkg-config. This may require tweaking,
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# and in particular could require you to add the lua+version (e.g lua-5.2)
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# to both pkg-config invocations
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LUA_CFLAGS = `pkg-config --cflags lua5.2`
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LUA_LIBS = `pkg-config --libs lua5.2`
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SODIUM_CFLAGS = `pkg-config --cflags libsodium`
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SODIUM_LIBS = `pkg-config --libs libsodium`
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