Rainloop Webmail

Introduction

This docker image installs Rainloop Webmail on Ubuntu Xenial.

A documentation can be found here: http://www.rainloop.net/

Install

docker pull runningman84/rainloop

Running

docker run -d -P -p 80:80 runningman84/rainloop

The container can be configured using these ENVIRONMENT variables:

Key	Description	Default
APACHE_MIN_CHILDS	Apache MPM Prefork StartServers	5
APACHE_MAX_CHILDS	Apache MPM Prefork MaxRequestWorkers	50
APACHE_MIN_CHILDS_SPARE	Apache MPM Prefork MinSpareServers	5
APACHE_MAX_CHILDS_SPARE	Apache MPM Prefork MaxSpareServers	10
APACHE_SERVER_NAME	Apache ServerName	rainloop.loc
APACHE_SERVER_ADMIN	Apache ServerAdmin	[email protected]
PHP_MAX_POST_SIZE	PHP post_max_size (should outmatch PHP_MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE)	20M
PHP_MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE	PHP upload_max_filesize	8M
PHP_MAX_UPLOADS	PHP max_file_uploads	20
PHP_MAX_EXECUTION_ZIME	PHP max_execution_time	30
RAINLOOP_ADMIN_LOGIN	Rainloop admin user	admin
RAINLOOP_ADMIN_PASSWORD	Rainloop admin password	12345

To access admin panel, use URL of the following kind: http://product_installation_URL/?admin

Finally

You can integrate rainloop with my cgate docker image in order to have a nice webmail interface:

rainloop:
  image: runningman84/rainloop
  mem_limit: 256m
  depends_on:
    - cgate
  ports:
    - 80:80
  environment:
    - APACHE_SERVER_NAME=webmail.example.com
cgate:
  image: runningman84/cgate
  links:
    - spamd:spamd
  ports:
    - 25:25
    - 143:143
    - 8100:8100
    - 9100:9100
    - 8010:8010
    - 9010:9010
  environment:
    - CGPAV_SPAMASSASIN_HOST=spamd
    - MAILSERVER_DOMAIN=example.com
    - MAILSERVER_HOSTNAME=mail.example.com
    - HELPER_THREADS=1
spamd:
  image: runningman84/spamd