docker-reposado

A Docker container for running Reposado.

Creating a container

Example #1 - Basic

docker run --name reposado -d -p 8088:8088 mscottblake/reposado

Example #2 - Using port 80

docker run --name reposado -d -p 80:8088 mscottblake/reposado

Example #3 - Custom preferences.plist

By default, LocalCatalogURLBase is empty, so the updates aren't really being downloaded, just their metadata. To host the updates on-site, you need to specify a value for this variable. Any optional keys (AppleCatalogURLs, PreferredLocalizations, etc.) need to be loaded in this manner as well.

docker run --name reposado -d -p 8088:8088 -v /path/to/host/preferences.plist:/reposado/code/preferences.plist mscottblake/reposado

Example #4 - Using a second "data-only" container

A data-only container can be used to hold relevant persistent files.

docker run --name reposado-data -d --entrypoint /bin/echo mscottblake/reposado "Data-only container for Reposado."

Make sure to use the --volumes-from flag to use the reposado-data container you just created.

docker run --name reposado --volumes-from reposado-data -d -p 8088:8088 mscottblake/reposado

Performing Reposado functionality

Refer to the Reposado documentation for more information on these utilities.

repo_sync

docker exec reposado repo_sync

docker exec reposado repo_sync --help

repoutil

docker exec -it reposado repoutil [options]

docker exec reposado repoutil --help