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Dockerfile based on Debian stable
⚠️ The recommended way to run SFTPGo on Docker is to use the official images. The documentation here is now obsolete.
Please read the comments inside the Dockerfile to learn how to customize things for your setup.
You can build the container image using docker build, for example:
docker build -t="drakkan/sftpgo" .
This will build master of github.com/drakkan/sftpgo.
To build the latest tag you can add --build-arg TAG=LATEST and to build a specific tag/commit you can use for example TAG=v1.0.0, like this:
docker build -t="drakkan/sftpgo" --build-arg TAG=v1.0.0 .
To specify the features to build you can add --build-arg FEATURES=<build features comma separated>. For example you can disable SQLite and S3 support like this:
docker build -t="drakkan/sftpgo" --build-arg FEATURES=nosqlite,nos3 .
Please take a look at the build from source documentation for the complete list of the features that can be disabled.
Now create the required folders on the host system, for example:
sudo mkdir -p /srv/sftpgo/data /srv/sftpgo/config /srv/sftpgo/backups
and give write access to them to the UID/GID defined inside the Dockerfile. You can choose to create a new user, on the host system, with a matching UID/GID pair, or simply do something like this:
sudo chown -R <UID>:<GID> /srv/sftpgo/data /srv/sftpgo/config /srv/sftpgo/backups
Download the default configuration file and edit it as you need:
sudo curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/drakkan/sftpgo/master/sftpgo.json -o /srv/sftpgo/config/sftpgo.json
Initialize the configured provider. For PostgreSQL and MySQL providers you need to create the configured database and the initprovider command will create the required tables:
docker run --name sftpgo --mount type=bind,source=/srv/sftpgo/config,target=/app/config drakkan/sftpgo initprovider -c /app/config
and finally you can run the image using something like this:
docker rm sftpgo && docker run --name sftpgo -p 8080:8080 -p 2022:2022 --mount type=bind,source=/srv/sftpgo/data,target=/app/data --mount type=bind,source=/srv/sftpgo/config,target=/app/config --mount type=bind,source=/srv/sftpgo/backups,target=/app/backups drakkan/sftpgo
If you want to enable FTP/S you also need the publish the FTP port and the FTP passive port range, defined in your Dockerfile, by adding, for example, the following options to the docker run command -p 2121:2121 -p 50000-50100:50000-50100. The same goes for WebDAV, you need to publish the configured port.