Does this image comes also with the web client? #113
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Sorry if that might be a stupid question but I recently learnt about etesync/base. I tried the "official" instance but decided to selfhost it myself. Since I have a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) I would like to use your arm image. However, for me the web interface is essential as I would mainly use that to interact with the calendar/contacts. Does this image come with that included or would I have to install also something else to get the web client? In the meanwhile, thank you very much for this image and especially for making arm images! |
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No, this image doesn't have the client embedded, I use another container for the client. I thought to add the client before, but is better to keep images responsible for a single job or function. Is really easy to deploy the etesync client, you just need a httpd server (I use a nginx container), since it's full javascript and only runs on the client browser, to more info see: Running your own on the etesync-web repo. |
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Thank you for your reply. I ended up setting up - as you write - a nginx container and copied the content of https://pim.etesync.com/etesync-web.tgz . I can access the web interface but when I enable Advanced settings to insert the address of my server, it requires a Do you know if there is a workaround to connect to the etebase server (selfhosted through your docker image) from the webinterface - also selfosted locally - without having to use a (I can successfully connect to the server through the android app inside my local network). |
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To use the official client you MUST use The only way a I think to workaround is to create your com Certificate Authority and add to your computer, not sure if this is possible in iOS and Android clients. Related: #81 |
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I personally have a domain name, that way I can generate free valid certificates using Let's Encrypt, using the dns challenges, this way I don't need to expose my local network instance to the internet |
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No, this image doesn't have the client embedded, I use another container for the client. I thought to add the client before, but is better to keep images responsible for a single job or function.
Is really easy to deploy the etesync client, you just need a httpd server (I use a nginx container), since it's full javascript and only runs on the client browser, to more info see: Running your own on the etesync-web repo.