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# MediaGoblin
A basic container for a [MediaGoblin media server](https://git.sr.ht/~heckyel/mediagoblin).
## Environment variables
* `DATABASE_URL`: Connection string for database to use for persistence, including credentials. See example below.
* `NOTIFICATION_EMAIL`: From address for MediaGoblin notification emails.
* `EMAIL_HOSTNAME`: Hostname used to send outgoing notification emails.
* `EMAIL_PORT`: Port number used to send outgoing notification emails.
* `EMAIL_USERNAME`: Username used to connect to outgoing email host.
* `EMAIL_PASSWORD`: Password used to connect to outgoing email host.
* `EMAIL_TLS_SSL`: "true" or "false" for using TLS/SSL encryption for sending emails.
* `EMAIL_STARTTLS`: "true" or "false" for using STARTTLS encryption for sending emails.
## Basic management
Set enviroment file
```console
$ cp -v .env.example .env
```
Run with `docker-compose`
```console
$ docker-compose up -d
```
## User management
Since this image is for running a private MediaGoblin server, user
self-registration is disabled. So, to add a user, first exec into the running
Docker image:
```console
$ docker exec -it mediagoblin bash
```
Where `mediagoblin` is the name of your running Docker container. If you don’t
know the name to use, try looking in `docker ps` output.
Then, add a user (follow the prompts):
```console
# su - mediagoblin
$ ./bin/gmg --conf_file /srv/app/mediagoblin_local.ini adduser
```
Finally, if you want to make the new user into an admin user:
```console
$ ./bin/gmg --conf_file /srv/app/mediagoblin_local.ini makeadmin username
```
Where `username` corresponds to the user you added above.
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