Get the FDroid project to the point where it starts and runs. Not creating the actual repo under the webserver yet though. Does not seem to be keeping the APKs the Dockerfile downloads.

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2025-11-11 15:14:57 -07:00
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# Create a 3rd party F-Droid repository for providing app updates.
services:
app:
container_name: fd-app
build:
context: ./
network: host
#args:
# WEBROOT: "/var/www/html"
# REPO: "/root/fdroid"
args:
WEBROOT: ${WEBROOT}
REPO: ${REPO}
FILE00: ${FILE00}
FILE01: ${FILE01}
FILE02: ${FILE02}
FILE03: ${FILE03}
FILE04: ${FILE04}
FILE05: ${FILE05}
FILE06: ${FILE06}
FILE07: ${FILE07}
FILE08: ${FILE08}
FILE09: ${FILE09}
FILE10: ${FILE10}
FILE11: ${FILE11}
FILE12: ${FILE12}
FILE13: ${FILE13}
FILE14: ${FILE14}
FILE15: ${FILE15}
FILE16: ${FILE16}
FILE17: ${FILE17}
FILE18: ${FILE18}
FILE19: ${FILE19}
restart: always
environment:
- WEBROOT="/var/www/html"
- REPO="/root/fdroid"
- FILE0=$FILE0
- FILE1=$FILE1
- FILE2=$FILE2
- FILE3=$FILE3
- FILE4=$FILE4
- FILE5=$FILE5
- FILE6=$FILE6
- FILE7=$FILE7
- FILE8=$FILE8
- FILE9=$FILE9
- WEBROOT=$WEBROOT
- REPO=$REPO
- FILE00=$FILE00
- FILE01=$FILE01
- FILE02=$FILE02
- FILE03=$FILE03
- FILE04=$FILE04
- FILE05=$FILE05
- FILE06=$FILE06
- FILE07=$FILE07
- FILE08=$FILE08
- FILE09=$FILE09
- FILE10=$FILE10
- FILE11=$FILE11
- FILE12=$FILE12