'/var/lib/redmine/redmine_data:/bitnami'
'/var/lib/redmine/mariadb_data:/bitnami' The finished config file will look like this: version: '2' This is pretty easy: Just add - '/var/lib/redmine-szalata/themes:/opt/bitnami/redmine/public/themes' to the volumes section of the redmine container. Repeat this every time you changed something in the themes directory: sudo chown -R 1001:1001 /var/lib/redmine/themesĪt this point we need to edit the docker-compose config (in /var/lib/redmine/docker-compose.yml) to mount /var/lib/redmine/themes in the correct directory. The bitnami container uses the user with UID 1001, so we need to change the owner to that. the a1 folder) to /var/lib/redmine/themes. Now we can copy the default theme folder: docker cp ae4de10d0b41:/opt/bitnami/redmine/public/themes /var/lib/redmine/themes
The one that lists redmine_mariadb_1 at the end is the database container and we don’t need that one for this task.įrom that line, copy the first column – this is the container ID – e.g. Now we can find out the container ID of the running redmine container: uli:/var/lib/redmine$ docker container ps | grep redmineĪe4de10d0b41 bitnami/redmine:latest "/app-entrypoint.sh …" 30 minutes ago Up 30 minutes 0.0.0.0:3718->3000/tcp redmine_redmine_1Ĭ231d11c48e9 bitnami/mariadb:latest "/entrypoint.sh /run…" 30 minutes ago Up 30 minutes 3306/tcp redmine_mariadb_1įrom these lines, you need to select the line that says redmine_redmine_1 at the end. In order to do this, we must first ensure that your container is running: sudo systemctl start redmine The first thing we need to do is to copy the current (default) themes to that directory, since Redmine won’t be able to start up if the default theme isn’t available in the correct version. Note: If you get any permission denied errors, try running the same command using sudo.įirst, we need to create the themes directory. We will assume that you installed redmine in /var/lib/redmine and your systemd service is called redmine.
#BITNAMI REDMINE DATABASE.YML FILE LOCATION HOW TO#
This post shows you how to install a custom theme like A1 (which I used successfully for more than 5 years) if you use the bitnami Docker image. In a previous post I detailed how to install Redmine on Linux using the excellent Bitnami docker image.
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