# FreeIPA server in Docker running on Raspberry Pi 2
# Warning! This is work in progress!

This repository contains the Dockerfile and associated assets for
building a FreeIPA server Docker image from the official yum repo.

Install docker 1.6+:

    yum install -y docker

Start the service:

    systemctl start docker

To build the image, run in the root of the repository:

    docker build -t freeipa-server .

Create directory which will hold the server data:

    mkdir /var/lib/ipa-data

You can optionally put into this directory a file

    ipa-server-install-options

with command line parameters to ipa-server-install command, one
parameter per line. You probably want at least

    --ds-password=The-directory-server-password
    --admin-password=The-admin-password

If you want to create a replica instead of master, put the GPG-encrypted
replica information file to this directory, plus file

    ipa-replica-install-options

to instruct the container to create a replica. That file should contain
command line parameters to the ipa-replica-install command, possibly at
least

    --password=The-directory-server-password
    --admin-password=The-admin-password

You then run the container with

    docker run --name freeipa-server-container -ti \
       -h ipa.example.test \
       -v /var/lib/ipa-data:/data:Z freeipa-server

If you do not specify the passwords in the ipa-server-install-options
file, use `PASSWORD` environment variable via the `-e` option:

    docker run --name freeipa-server-container -ti \
       -h ipa.example.test -e PASSWORD=Secret123 \
       -v /var/lib/ipa-data:/data:Z freeipa-server

If the above fails with error about invalid value for flag -v
and bad format for volumes, run

    chcon -t svirt_sandbox_file_t /var/lib/ipa-data

or use semanage fcontext and restorecon, and use -v option
without the :Z part.

The option `--name` assigns the container a name that can be used
later with `docker start`, `docker stop` and other commands.
Command `ipa-server-install` is invoked non-interactively the first
time the container is run.

You can pass environment variable IPA_SERVER_INSTALL_OPTS with
additional options that will be passed to ipa-server-install.

The `-ti` parameters are optional and are used for get a terminal
(useful for experimenting in the container).

The container can the be started and stopped:

    docker stop freeipa-server-container
    docker start -ai freeipa-server-container

If you want to use the FreeIPA server not just from the host
where it is running but from external machines as well, you
might want to use the `-p` options to make the services accessible
externally. You will then likely want to also specify the
`IPA_SERVER_IP` environment variable via the `-e` option to
define what IP address should the server put to DNS as its
address. Starting the server would then be

    docker run -e IPA_SERVER_IP=10.12.0.98 -p 53:53/udp -p 53:53 \
        -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 389:389 -p 636:636 -p 88:88 -p 464:464 \
	-p 88:88/udp -p 464:464/udp -p 123:123/udp -p 7389:7389 \
	-p 9443:9443 -p 9444:9444 -p 9445:9445 ...


# IPA-enrolled client in Docker

There are multiple `*-client` branches named after OS they are
based on. Check out the branch you prefer and in the root of the
repository, run:

    docker build -t freeipa-client .

To run the client container, run it with correctly set DNS
and hostname in the IPA domain, or you can link it to the
freeipa-server container directly:

    docker run --privileged --link freeipa-server-container:ipa \
        -e PASSWORD=Secret123 -ti freeipa-client

The first time this container runs, it invokes `ipa-client-install`
with the given admin password.

# Copyright 2014--2015 Jan Pazdziora

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