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- This guide is for people who want to run RSS Bridge using Docker. If you want to run it a simple PHP Webhost environment, see Installation instead.
-Setup
-Create the container
-docker create \
---name=rss-bridge \
---volume </local/custom/path>:/config \
---publish 3000:80 \
-rssbridge/rss-bridge:latest
-Run it
-docker start rss-bridge
-Access it using http://IP_Address:3000. If you’d like to run a specific version, you can run it by changing the ‘:latest’ on the image to a tag listed here
The server runs on port 80 internally, map any port of your choice (in this example 3000).
-You can run it using a docker-compose.yml as well:
version: '2'
-services:
- rss-bridge:
- image: rssbridge/rss-bridge:latest
- volumes:
- - </local/custom/path>:/config
- ports:
- - 3000:80
- restart: unless-stopped
-Container access and information
-| Function | -Command | -
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| Shell access (live container) | -docker exec -it rss-bridge /bin/sh |
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| Realtime container logs | -docker logs -f rss-bridge |
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Adding custom bridges and configurations
-If you want to add a bridge that is not part of /bridges, you can map a folder to the /config folder of the rss-bridge container.
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- Create a folder in the location of your docker-compose.yml or your general docker working area (in this example it will be
/home/docker/rssbridge/config).
- - Copy your custom bridges to the
/home/docker/rssbridge/configfolder. Applies also to config.ini.php.
- - Map the folder to
/configinside the container. To do that, replace the</local/custom/path>from the previous examples with/home/docker/rssbridge/config-
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