Question : Can I inject the config file into my docker images without having to import them through the GUI.

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(from github.com/acossette1979)
Question : Can I inject the config file into my docker images without having to import them through the GUI.

2

(from github.com/marevol)
There is no solution at the moment…
We will modify docker-fess.

3

(from github.com/acossette1979)
If you are considering this are you gonna plan a command line tool to backup and restore the bulk file, or will we be able to inject them directly into a config folder ?

4

(from github.com/marevol)
It may be to mount /etc/fess to a local directly…

5

(from github.com/acossette1979)
Do you have an ETA when it will be available ?

6

(from github.com/nullpos)
Hi @acossette1979 .
I updated docker images. Please update and try these.

Bulk files are saved on Elasticsearch.
If you want to save bulk files, to mount /var/lib/elasticsearch to local folder is the simplest way I think.
example:
$ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/esdata:/var/lib/elasticsearch codelibs/fess:latest
make sure esdata directory is already created and owner:group ID is 1000:1000 (same as elasticsearch user ID in the container).

Config files are on file system.
Q. Can I inject the config file into my docker images without having to import them through the GUI.
A. The one way is using -v option when you run container.
example:
$ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -v /path/to/config/file:/etc/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.yml -v /path/to/config/dir:/etc/fess codelibs/fess:latest
The other way is clone codelibs/docker-fess repository and create/customize config files.
You can also use docker cp command.

7

(from github.com/acossette1979)
Is it new that config file are in ES. (list below)

Name
.fess_basic_config.bulk
.fess_config.bulk
.fess_user.bulk
system.properties
click_log.csv
favorite_log.csv
search_log.csv
search_field_log.csv
user_info.csv

On Thu, Jul 27, 2017 at 6:23 AM, nullpos notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @acossette1979 https://github.com/acossette1979 .
I updated docker images. Please update and try these.

Bulk files are saved on Elasticsearch.
If you want to save bulk files, to mount /var/lib/elasticsearch to local
folder is the simplest way I think.
example:
$ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/esdata:/var/lib/elasticsearch
codelibs/fess:latest
make sure esdata directory is already created and owner:group ID is
1000:1000 (same as elasticsearch user ID in the container).

Config files are on file system.
Q. Can I inject the config file into my docker images without having to
import them through the GUI.
A. The one way is using -v option when you run container.
example:
$ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -v /path/to/config/file:/etc/
elasticsearch/elasticsearch.yml -v /path/to/config/dir:/etc/fess
codelibs/fess:latest
The other way is clone codelibs/docker-fess repository and
create/customize config files.
You can also use docker cp command.

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(from github.com/marevol)

.fess_config.bulk
.fess_user.bulk

are in ES.

system.properties

is in /etc/fess.

click_log.csv
favorite_log.csv
search_log.csv
search_field_log.csv
user_info.csv

are search logs in ES.

9

(from github.com/acossette1979)
But how do I insert it on the first initial load ?

On Wed, Oct 4, 2017 at 5:49 PM, Shinsuke Sugaya notifications@github.com
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.fess_config.bulk
.fess_user.bulk

are in ES.

system.properties

is in /etc/fess.

click_log.csv
favorite_log.csv
search_log.csv
search_field_log.csv
user_info.csv

are search logs in ES.

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10

(from github.com/fbonin)
Hi,
I have the same question, I was able to modify the config files but the ones that are in Elastic Search are not loaded during the initial installation. I need to upload them manually through the UI.

Is there a way to make them load when the application starts ?

Regards,
Fred

11

(from github.com/nunofernandes)
Any idea if we will have the possibility of (using the command line or some other mean) insert Crawling targets?