ampache-docker

Docker container for Ampache, a web based audio/video streaming application and file manager allowing you to access your music & videos from anywhere, using almost any internet enabled device.

build status

Develop build status

noSQL build status

Usage

docker run

To run official builds from docker hub you can run these commands:

To run the current Ampache master (stable) branch

docker run --name=ampache -d -v /path/to/your/music:/media:ro -p 80:80 ampache/ampache

To run the current Ampache master (stable) branch without an SQL server!

docker run --name=ampache -d -v /path/to/your/music:/media:ro -p 80:80 ampache/ampache:nosql

To run the current Ampache develop branch

docker run --name=ampache -d -v /path/to/your/music:/media:ro -p 80:80 ampache/ampache:develop

The develop tag is set up to use git updates so you don't have to rebuild your images to stay up to date with development.

docker-compose

This method is recommended as it creates persistent volumes for important data. Included in the GitHub repository is a simple docker-compose.yml file to get started. Use the following commands:

docker-compose up -d

The first time you run the container, you will also need to set the correct permissions on the configuration folder:

chown www-data:www-data ./data/config -R

This will automatically create mount points for music at ./data/media, persistent MySQL storage at ./data/mysql, and a folder for the Ampache configuration file at ./data/config.

Running on ARM

The automated builds for the official repo are now built for linux/amd64, linux/arm/v7 and linux/arm64.

Installation

1. Open http://localhost/install.php and click Start Configuration, then Continue
2. On the Insert Ampache Database page:
   1. MySQL Administrative Username: admin
   2. MySQL Administrative Password: (see container output)
      • The logs will show a line that says mysql -uadmin -pjnzYXLz7cMzq -h<host> -P<port>. The password is everything after -p, in this case jnzYXLz7cMzq.
   3. Check Create Database User
   4. Ampache Database User Password: Enter anything
   5. Click Insert Database
3. Generate Configuration File page:
   1. Click Create Config
4. Create Admin Account page:
   1. Enter anything for Username and Password
   2. Click Create Account
5. Ampache Update page:
   1. Click Update Now!
   2. Click [Return to main page] to login using previously entered credentials

Thanks to

• @ericfrederich for his original work
• @velocity303 and @goldy for the other ampache-docker inspiration
• @kuzi-moto for bringing the image out of the dark ages

Current Release

Ampache 4.2.3