Keila on Cloudron

This document provides instructions on how to build and install the Keila package for Cloudron.

Prerequisites

A Cloudron instance
Cloudron CLI installed and configured
Docker installed locally

Building the Package

The Keila Cloudron package is built using the cloudron build command. This command will use the Dockerfile to create a Docker image and push it to a Docker registry.

To build the package, run the following command in the root of this repository:

cloudron build --set-build-service builder.docker.due.ren --build-service-token e3265de06b1d0e7bb38400539012a8433a74c2c96a17955e --set-repository andreasdueren/keila-cloudron --tag 0.15.0

Replace andreasdueren/keila-cloudron with your own Docker Hub repository if you wish. The version 0.15.0 corresponds to the Keila version being packaged.

Installing the Application

Once the build is complete, you can install the application on your Cloudron instance using the cloudron install command.

cloudron install --location keila.due.ren --image andreasdueren/keila-cloudron:0.15.0

Replace keila.due.ren with the desired location for your Keila instance.

First-time Setup

After installation, Keila will be configured with the following settings:

The root user is created with your Cloudron account's email address.
To set your password for the first time, use the "Forgot Password?" link on the login page.
Email sending is configured to use Cloudron's mail server.
User-uploaded content is stored in /app/data/uploads.

Troubleshooting

You can view the application logs from the Cloudron dashboard or using the Cloudron CLI:

cloudron logs --app keila.due.ren

To get a shell inside the running application container:

cloudron exec --app keila.due.ren

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