If we want to have it in the multi-services container, run like a charm through runit, without any need for the environment:

Look at the sample I posted a port definition:

Below is my YAML file:

So Kubernetes have two notions:

• a pod, which can be one or several containers (here there will be one for Openfire normally)
• a service, which is a layer to access that pod from the external world

Need to reopen the ticket.

I'm running the same docker file as given below in centos 7.

Sorry, i missed your messages.

I hope those ports elements can help you to debug and run your server.

@Giri512 How things are going on? Did you deploy your XMPP server? Still need help on that issue or any other?

How do you run the Docker image?

Solution implemented in D2525: we use /var/service.

On Debian Bullseye, /etc/service is a symlink to /etc/runit/runsvdir/current.

Done. Last step is to ensure applications dependent of this image works correctly under Buster and Bullseye.

As a workaround, I've compiled Git to 2.35.1 inside DevCentral container.

Builds fine:

Should be the final state before archiving the repository. It's possible to build image, and it uses the last PHP version, but we won't maintain that (e.g. no port to Debian recent releases).

PixelFed requires intl and sodium extensions.

In T1547#23264, @dereckson wrote:

If we upgrade image to bullseye, we'll also get Git 2.30.2, but I've a 403 currently with current Dockerfile at D2522, so needs to investigate.

If we upgrade image to bullseye, we'll also get Git 2.30.2, but I've a 403 currently with current Dockerfile at D2522, so needs to investigate.

Done for the base image (excepted the TODO noted above), we need to test Notifications Center, Auth Grove, etc. against 7.4 deprecations, and if applicable blocks them to 7.2 or 7.3.

TODO: novolume/ is still in Jessie, apply rDPHPVIIFPM630b49d9b604 and rDPHPVIIFPMf4465d1a9419 changes here too.

This blocks T1547, but also is needed to prepare PHP 8.1 repocopy.

We need this, as container still runs on Jessie, and, as such, doesn't provide a recent enough Git version to be compatible with Phabricator.

Zed upgraded codebase to PHP 8.1.

GitHub repository requires authentication, https://verdaccio.org/docs/cli-registry gives solution to prepare a private registry.

As a temporary solution to fix Spectacle, I've upgraded the dependencies [1] and published a package to GitHub packages repository [2].

I've rebuilt and push to Docker Hub a fresh set of jenkins-agent-* images.

DevCentral update: Updated tasks and passphrases to use "agent" word.

Clear extra lines from README

Currently, the image runs on Buster, so we're more up to date:

Fix license (it started to be more complicated than trivial config). Remove autogen/source file info from rOPS.