installation

This page describes how to install, maintain and develop Conzept on your own system(s).

sudo apt install -y git unzip

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/waldenn/conzept.git

cd conzept

cp settings.conf.example settings.conf

Now edit the Conzept settings file for your system. The available settings are described here.

You must set the “CONZEPT_HOSTNAME” and “CONZEPT_EMAIL” (required for the HTTPS certificate).

vi settings.conf

Docker logo

cd scripts

./docker_install_ubuntu.sh

[ NOTE: You now need to logout and then login again after running this script, to make sure the group permission are active. ]

[ TODO: Add support for MS Windows and Apple macOS ]

Build the Conzept docker image:

docker compose build

Run the docker image and create a correct HTTPs certificate:

cd scripts

sudo ./init-https.sh

Set “CONZEPT_HOSTNAME=localhost” in settings.conf

Useful options:

• In “docker-compose.yml” uncomment the app-volume-mapping lines during development.
• Prevent fetching the Wikipedia-covers, by setting “CONZEPT_COVER_FETCH” to “false”.
• Set “CONZEPT_STAGING” to “true”, to avoid hitting CertBot request-limits while testing the “init-https.sh”

Build and update the running Conzept docker image:

cd scripts

./cached_local_build_update.sh

• Commit any production changes to the Git first.
  • Check: Set “staging” to “0” in “init-https.sh”

• On the production server:

cd scripts

./git_build_update.sh

• TODO: Handle existing settings

...

• Build the Conzept docker image:

docker compose build

• Restart the Docker image:

docker compose up -d

• Fetch an image:
  • docker pull [image-name:image-version]

• List installed images:
  • docker images

• Build an image:
  • docker compose build

• Build an image, without any cache:
  • docker compose build –no-cache

• Remove an image:
  • docker rmi -f conzept

• Create a new container (from an image)
  • docker run -d –name conzept

• Start/stop a container:
  • docker compose down
  • docker stop conzept
  • docker start conzept

• List running containers:
  • docker ps

• Run a command within a container (note: no data persistence between start/stops):
  • docker exec -it conzept /bin/bash

• start/stop/restart Docker:
  • sudo service docker stop
  • sudo rm /var/lib/docker/network/files/local-kv.db (use in case of connection-already-in-use)
  • sudo service docker start
  • sudo systemctl restart docker

• “permission denied” issues on Ubuntu (*):
  • sudo aa-remove-unknown
  • docker container kill $(docker ps -q)

• cleanup your docker system
  • docker system prune
  • docker system prune –all –volumes