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tried it out and it works like a charm. Would you mind adding the instructions to the README? We might be due for a slight overhaul there soon to make the different setup paths clearer, but just having a little header with the basic Docker info (which I appreciate is pretty much just standard basic-Docker-setup steps) will ensure that if we refactor that that it gets included. and thanks so much for the contributions! |
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verified with a local setup and with a small README update, this will be ready to ship quickly.
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Sorry, I broke the pull request by cleaning up my repo. I think I have to create a new pull request. |
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I have added two files to start the postmarks server inside of a docker container. Using the
Dockerfileyou can build the image like this:docker build -t postmarks .Or you can use
docker-composeinstead and start the server withdocker compose up -d. The configuration is still read from.envandaccount.json. The persistent data is still stored in.data.