🐳Docker
ws4sqlite provides a standard Docker image, based on distroless/static-debian11. It's a multiarch image for amd64, ARM/v7 and ARM64/v8.
Here are the relevant configurations:
Exposed port | 12321 | Fixed; remap it with |
Config dir |
| Fixed; remap it with |
User to run as |
| Docker standard switch; do use it |
Timezone |
| Docker standard env var |
Example
This command will install and run ws4sqlite, configuring it to:
Use port 8080 (Line 4);
Map a local dir to path
/data
in the docker environment (Line 5);Starts ws4sqlite as user 1000, group 1001 (Line 6);
Sets the time zone (Line 7);
Use free cli arguments, as it was the ws4sqlite binary (Line 9).
The rest of the lines in this example are standard Docker.
Important
It's important to use
--user
, otherwise ws4sqlite will start with root privileges! You don't want this, as it creates files; for example, backups may potentially overwrite some file or wreak havoc in unpredictable ways (which are actually very predictable, but only after they happen).
Caveats
You have to reference database and companion files that are in the directory mapped to
/data
as they were in/data
;The path for the database file should be absolute, i.e.
/data/...
.
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