This usually includes installing Java, eXist-db and securing your installation with a proxy, as well as retrieving a certificate for SSL and registering a host name.

Hosting TEI Publisher - or a custom edition generated by it - does involve administration steps not everyone is able to perform. After that, it fired up no problem.Hosting Tutorial: Deploy an Application Using Docker Compose Then I just got the default config out of the image and into my host with a cp -r /nxfilter/conf/* /tmp/conf, stopped the container, deleted the temporary mapping, and added the usual /mnt/user/appdata/nxfilter/conf : /nxfilter/conf. I temporarily mapped /mnt/user/appdata/nxfilter/conf : /tmp/conf, and connected to the container using docker exec -it /bin/bash. My quick hackey solution was just to start the docker with all the port and folder mapings *except* the /nxfilter/conf one. When you don't map any host folders to the container's /nxfilter/conf then it starts up and uses the configuration files in the image itself. Whether it's intended or not, that doesn't seem to work with this docker. In unRAID-land we're used to dockers which will populate their /conf folders with default configuration when they're empty on first startup. The reason that the nxfilter-base docker throws the Java exception seems to be that it's not able to deal with an empty conf folder. I know this is a bit of a zombie thread, but I recently ran into the same thing and thought I'd post here for anyone else who's having trouble with this docker. I would be incredibly grateful for any advice please!

'Exception in thread 'main' Įxception in thread 'Thread-0' The appropraite folders get created in my app data but when the docker tries to start i know get SO I edited the docker container and the resulting command run looked like this Sorry to take so long to come back and thanks for the advice.

Nxfilter docker