Container based on https://github.com/istepanov/docker-syncthing
Syncthing Docker image
Simpliest way to run this container is by using docker-compose.yml file. Simply run:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cmehay/docker-syncthing/master/docker-compose.yml
docker-compose up -d
Then access Syncthing Web UI at http://localhost:8384/.
To update the container, run:
docker-compose pull
docker-compose up -d
You can also start the container manually without using Docker Compose:
# Container requires 2 volumes: for config and for data.
CONFIG_VOLUME='syncthing-config'
DATA_VOLUME='syncthing-data'
CONTAINER_NAME='syncthing'
docker run -d \
--name $CONTAINER_NAME \
--restart always \
-p 8384:8384 -p 22000:22000 -p 21027:21027/udp \
-v $CONFIG_VOLUME:/home/syncthing/.config/syncthing \
-v $DATA_VOLUME:/home/syncthing/Sync \
goldy/syncthing
Note: --restart always (or --restart on-failure or --restart unless-stopped) is required because Syncthing restarts itself during auto-update. Without this option container just stops after first update.
By default, UID and GID for the files in sync volume are 1000. You can change this by passing ENTRYPOINT_USER and ENTRYPOINT_GROUP environment variable to the containers.
-e ENTRYPOINT_USER=33 -e ENTRYPOINT_GROUP=33
or using docker-compose.yml (see example).
environment:
ENTRYPOINT_USER: '33'
ENTRYPOINT_GROUP: '33'The image itself tends to be minimal and doesn't provide any HTTPS functionality. If you want to have a SSL connection between your browser and Syncthing Web UI, you need to put a proxy container that will handle HTTPS connections.
The easiest way to do it is by using Let's Encrypt certifcates and 3 additional containers: official Nginx image, jwilder/docker-gen image to auto-generate Nginx configs and jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion image to auto-generate/auto-renew SSL certificates. To orchestrate all containers, we'll use docker-compose-https.yml file:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cmehay/docker-syncthing/master/docker-compose-https.yml
# before launching, we need to prepare 2 docker volumes:
docker volume create --driver local --name certs
docker volume create --driver local --name nginx-templates
# download nginx template into "nginx-templates" volume
docker run --rm -v nginx-templates:/tmp/nginx-templates alpine /bin/sh -c 'apk add --no-cache curl ca-certificates && curl -o /tmp/nginx-templates/nginx.tmpl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/istepanov/6c19d1e519196e9b74f76344353fe837/raw/fc8784d1cbc8ad56047b10630b68c1830859bf63/nginx.tmpl'
# Setup env vars that will be used by Docker Compose file.
# SYNCTHING_HOSTNAME must be accessible from outside, otherwise SSL certificate won't be generated.
# Make sure port 80 is open and the domain name is resolvable.
# (this is an example, replace this with real values)
export SYNCTHING_HOSTNAME='syncthing.myserver.host'
export LETSENCRYPT_EMAIL='[email protected]'
docker-compose -f docker-compose-https.yml up -d
Make sure you set LETSENCRYPT_EMAIL and LETSENCRYPT_EMAIL env vars before running Docker Compose commands. You can also edit docker-compose-https.yml and replace these vars with real values.
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