Addresses #62
Apache comes with conf.d/ssl.conf by default when installed. This file contains Listen 443 which is not needed if the user intends to run http only.
This PR:
moves https.conf and http.conf into separate folders alongside a conf.d directory. Contents are then copied and override included files like conf.d/ssl.conf when necessary
minor tweaks to included docker-compose.yaml
minor tweak to Dockerfile and docker-entrypoint.sh to allow changing command (for example starting container without starting httpd with docker run --rm -it luuul/4get:latest sh)
Addresses #62
Apache comes with `conf.d/ssl.conf` by default when installed. This file contains `Listen 443` which is not needed if the user intends to run http only.
This PR:
1. moves `https.conf` and `http.conf` into separate folders alongside a `conf.d` directory. Contents are then copied and override included files like `conf.d/ssl.conf` when necessary
2. minor tweaks to included `docker-compose.yaml`
3. minor tweak to `Dockerfile` and `docker-entrypoint.sh` to allow changing command (for example starting container without starting httpd with `docker run --rm -it luuul/4get:latest sh`)
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Addresses #62
Apache comes with
conf.d/ssl.confby default when installed. This file containsListen 443which is not needed if the user intends to run http only.This PR:
https.confandhttp.confinto separate folders alongside aconf.ddirectory. Contents are then copied and override included files likeconf.d/ssl.confwhen necessarydocker-compose.yamlDockerfileanddocker-entrypoint.shto allow changing command (for example starting container without starting httpd withdocker run --rm -it luuul/4get:latest sh)remove ssl.conf when using http configto override ssl.conf when using http config