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OXID eShop - Docker

The complete documentation can be found on github.

This are unofficial Docker images for OXID eShop Community Edition (for Development purpose). This images are based on Ubuntu, Apache2, PHP and with script based install helper for the OXID eshop CE version of your choice.

Update - new tags

With the last update I added two container for development purposes. The original container is continued with the tag "latest" and all other different setups will get their own tag like "php5.6", "php7.0" and so on.

These containers are build for development purposes and not for production. I want to provide an full testing environment for different OXID and PHP versions.

Changelog

CHANGELOG

Requirements

You need:

docker
docker-compose (required to use docker-compose.yml files)

Getting started ( Quick start )

Single container

If you want to run only one oxid container for testing the latest OXID version (4.10.5) you can go with the latest tag. All information to get oxid up in running in no time is located here

Development setup

When you want to test your module on multiple PHP Versions or not the latest oxid version, then you find all information under doc/development_setup.

More Infromation

Environment Variables doc/variables
Manual Installation doc/manual_install

License

The MIT License (MIT)

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Image upload on articles/products seems to be broken

I was trying out your image and was not able to upload any pictures for articles via the admin interface

This happens with the stock configuration from the demo folder, as well as with my own attempt.
Did you experience the same issue?

oxid version in oxid.sql is old

The dump still on 4.10.1, the image is 4.10.4 currently.
:)

Permissions not correct

Hi,

could you check the permissions for Oxid? Initially, Server configuration > Files/folders access rights shows a red cross; after fixing permissions according to

https://www.oxid-esales.com/de/support-services/dokumentation-und-hilfe/oxid-eshop/installation/oxid-eshop-neu-installieren/installation-pruefen.html

it works.

Thanks,
Jan

Incorrect tagging

Tagging is very confusing and doesn't seem to follow best practices.

Firstly, let's look at php5.6 and php7 tags... the image is about OXID, not PHP. PHP is the secondary concern.

The main concern is: What's the OXID version?
If that answer is "latest" then it goes against the point of having a "latest" tag.

Secondly, I don't see the need for a db image... especially since people might want to use a different db system, but it's not a big problem for me.

Finally, it's entirely reasonable to need to test something against different OXID versions, so you should probably ship different tags for different (major) OXID versions.

For inspiration, I'd urge you to give the WordPress repository a look.

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