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README.md

Etherpad Docker

Etherpad docker image with docker-compose support.

Quickstart 💥

docker-compose up -d

Setup 🏗

git clone https://github.com/CupCakeArmy/docker-etherpad
cd docker-etherpad

# Modify settings
vim settings.json

# Run
docker-compose up -d

Recommended Plugins

  • activepads
  • adminpads
  • author_neat
  • delete_empty_pads
  • push2delete
  • set_title_on_pad
  • small_list

(Default) Persist the DB 💽

By default the DB is persisted into dirty.db. To start with a clean state you need to delete the dirty.db file. Either run rm dirty.db; touch dirty.db or cat /dev/null > dirty.db. docker-compose requires that the file exists, otherwise it will mount it as a folder.

Note

Pluings are not persisted, since they are only saved in the DB. The plugin data though is persisted inside of the DB.