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FROM lscr.io/linuxserver/nginx:latest

ENV URL your-ipmagnet-url-or-IP-without-trailing-slash.com
ENV ENABLE_INTERVAL true
ENV INTERVAL 60

RUN apk add --update --upgrade --no-cache git

RUN git clone https://github.com/cbdevnet/ipmagnet.git /config/www
RUN sed -i "s|http://localhost:80/ipmagnet/|$URL/|g" /config/www/index.php
RUN sed -i "s|$trackerInterval=300;|$trackerInterval=$INTERVAL;|g" /config/www/index.php
RUN sed -i "s|$enableInterval=false;|$trackerInterval=$ENABLE_INTERVAL;|g" /config/www/index.php
RUN chown -R 911:911 /config/www
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* SQLite PDO modules for the PHP installation (eg. php7.0-sqlite3 on Debian)
* The user running the HTTP daemon (www-data on debian) must have read/write access on the database file as well as the folder containing it

## Setup
## Setup with Docker

You can easily build your own ipmagnet docker container by following the instructions below.

1. Clone this repository, then edit the environment variables within the Dockerfile provided according to your configuration or just create a file named "Dockerfile" yourself and copy inside the content of the Dockerfile, while changing the ENV variables according to your configuration.

Variable | type | unit | example
------------- | ------------- | ------------- | -------------
URL | String | - | your-ipmagnet-url-or-IP-without-trailing-slash.com or 127.0.0.1 or 196.23.62.266
ENABLE_INTERVAL | boolean | - | true
INTERVAL | integer | seconds | 60

2. Build the container with the `docker build -t "ipmagnet" . ` from the same folder the Dockerfile resides in.

This will create a nginx webserver and use the files from the ipmagnet repository.

3. Run the ipmagnet container by using `docker run -d --rm --name ipmagnet -p 80:80 ipmagnet`

You can of course change the port binding aswell, e.g. `docker run -d --rm --name ipmagnet -p 443:443 ipmagnet` or `docker run -d --rm --name ipmagnet -p 8080:80 ipmagnet`

4. You can then access the webui with the defined URL you set within the "URL" environment variable of the Dockerfile and the port used. Usually it would be `127.0.0.1:80` or the public IP of the server where it is hosted.

## Setup without Docker

1. Clone the repo into a folder that is available by the http daemon.
2. Edit index.php
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