AwesomO: /* Create directory for file sharing */

2025-09-02T14:31:39Z

Create directory for file sharing

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:31, 2 September 2025
Line 7:		Line 7:

	== Create directory for file sharing ==		== Create directory for file sharing ==
	* If you do not create this ~~file~~ - docker will create one for you when you run the <code>docker run</code> command.		* If you do not create this directory - docker will create one for you when you run the <code>docker run</code> command.
	** If docker run creates the ~~file~~, you will not have permissions to send data to that directory.		** If docker run creates the directory, you will not have permissions to send data to that directory.
	** Change permission's if that happens <code>sudo chmod 777 ~/wiki-container</code>		** Change permission's if that happens <code>sudo chmod 777 ~/wiki-container</code>
	<code>mkdir ~/wiki-container</code>		<code>mkdir ~/wiki-container</code>

AwesomO: Created page with " * Requires docker installed on system == Download image== * Download the completenoobs container image. `docker pull completenoobs/cnoobs-wiki:0.2` == Create directory for file sharing == * If you do not create this file - docker will create one for you when you run the `docker run` command. If docker run creates the file, you will not have permissions to send data to that directory. Change permission's if that happens `sudo chmod 777..."`


2025-09-02T14:31:06Z
Created page with " * Requires docker installed on system  == Download image== * Download the completenoobs container image. <code>docker pull completenoobs/cnoobs-wiki:0.2</code>  == Create directory for file sharing == * If you do not create this file - docker will create one for you when you run the <code>docker run</code> command. ** If docker run creates the file, you will not have permissions to send data to that directory. ** Change permission's if that happens <code>sudo chmod 777..."
New page


* Requires docker installed on system



== Download image==

* Download the completenoobs container image.

<code>docker pull completenoobs/cnoobs-wiki:0.2</code>



== Create directory for file sharing ==

* If you do not create this file - docker will create one for you when you run the <code>docker run</code> command.

** If docker run creates the file, you will not have permissions to send data to that directory.

** Change permission's if that happens <code>sudo chmod 777 ~/wiki-container</code>

<code>mkdir ~/wiki-container</code>



== Run image ==



<pre>

docker run -d -p 8080:80 \

  -v ~/wiki-container:/export \

  -v completenoobs_mysql:/var/lib/mysql \

  -v completenoobs_images:/var/www/html/images \

  --name completenoobs_wiki \

  completenoobs/cnoobs-wiki:0.2

</pre>



== Download XMl ==



* https://xml.completenoobs.com/xmlDumps/

Download an xml file, like:<code>01_09_25.Noobs.xml</code>

* Move to <code>~/wiki-container/</code> directory



== Import XML ==



<code>docker exec completenoobs_wiki /var/www/html/import_wiki.sh /export/01_09_25.Noobs.xml</code>



== Check Wiki ==

* In browser go to this address

<code>http://localhost:8080</code>

<br>

{{:Restore_the_completenoobs_Main_Page}}



==Change Admin Password==



* Can be done with 'Web Browser GUI' or 'Terminal'

* Default Password for user <b>Admin</b> = <code>AdminPass123!</code>

=== Via Web Interface ===

1. Login at http://localhost:8080

2. Click username → Preferences

3. Go to Password tab

4. Change password



=== Via Terminal ===

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

docker exec -it completenoobs_wiki bash

php /var/www/html/maintenance/run.php changePassword.php --user=admin --password=NEWPASSWORD

exit

</syntaxhighlight>



==Export a backup of your wiki==

* This will create a backup of your wiki to a dated.xml file <code>20250902_wiki_export.xml</code>, which you can find in your <code>~/wiki-container</code> directory on host, or <code>/export/</code> directory in container.

<code>docker exec completenoobs_wiki /var/www/html/export_wiki.sh</code>





==Remove container==



To completely remove the <code>completenoobs/cnoobs-wiki:0.1</code> container and image from your Ubuntu 24.04 system, follow these steps. <br>

You can also remove associated persistent storage volumes if they were created.<br><br>



<b>Step 1: Stop and Remove the Container</b><br>

If the container is running, stop it and then remove it.<br>

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

docker stop completenoobs_wiki

docker rm completenoobs_wiki

</syntaxhighlight>

Alternatively, stop and remove in one command:<br>

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

docker rm -f completenoobs_wiki

</syntaxhighlight><br>



<b>Step 2: Remove the Docker Image</b><br>

Remove the <code>completenoobs/cnoobs-wiki:0.2</code> image.<br>

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

docker rmi completenoobs/cnoobs-wiki:0.2

</syntaxhighlight>

Note: If the image is in use by other containers, remove those containers first or use <code>docker rmi -f completenoobs/cnoobs-wiki:0.1</code> to force removal (use with caution).<br><br>



<b>Step 3: Remove Persistent Storage Volumes (Optional)</b><br>

If you used persistent storage, remove the associated volumes to free up space.<br>

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

docker volume rm completenoobs_mysql completenoobs_images

</syntaxhighlight>

Note: Ensure no other containers are using these volumes, as this will delete all stored data.<br><br>



<b>Step 4: Verify Removal</b><br>

Check that the container, image, and volumes are removed.<br>

- List all containers (including stopped ones):<br>

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

docker ps -a

</syntaxhighlight>

- List all images:<br>

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

docker images

</syntaxhighlight>

- List all volumes:<br>

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">

docker volume ls

</syntaxhighlight>

If any items remain, repeat the relevant removal commands or check for dependencies.

CompleteNoobs Docker Image 0.2 Install Basics - Revision history

AwesomO: /* Create directory for file sharing */