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pretalx / pretalx-docker

Docker setup for a complete pretalx installation. Community-sourced, not officially supported.
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Initial access for productive environments #31

Closed Lukas2112 closed 2 years ago

Lukas2112 commented 2 years ago

I followed the instructions in the README.md file for productive environments and the docker exec tells me that this command should only be run in development environments.

Lukas2112 commented 2 years ago

"Fill in the variables listed in the vars/main.yml file. Make sure you set testing to false!" Am I overseeing this file or does it not exist in the repo, @rixx ?

rixx commented 2 years ago

I have never used the ansible version of this repository, as there exists a non-docker ansible version that I use for all production instances.

That said, main.yml is right there where you'd expect it in an ansible role.

rixx commented 2 years ago

For future reference, you can press t on repository pages and then type in file names to find them.

Lukas2112 commented 2 years ago

Is there a similar file for non-Ansible installation?

ok, thanks for the tip.

rixx commented 2 years ago

Let me reiterate that I do not use or support this repository.

As far as I can see, the README has two sections, one for the docker-compose setup and one for the ansible setup, and the docker-compose section says to use conf/pretalx.conf (though it probably means pretalx.cfg) – have you encountered any problem with this? This is, after all, the standard pretalx configuration file and you should be able to configure anything you want using it.

Or you could use environment variables. The referenced configuration documentation might be helpful.