mitro's Introduction

Mitro over CentOS

A first attempt to dockerize the Mitro Password Manager after being released under GPL. I claim no authority in the field, i'm just trying to set up a simple deployment process for a Mitro server. Contributions are welcomed!

Quick Start

Clone the project and build the mitro and emailer images

git clone https://github.com/servomac/mitro.git
cd mitro/centos
docker build -t mitro:centos6 .

cd ../emailer
docker build -t emailer .

Run postgres

docker run --name mitro-postgres -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD="AGOODPASS" -d postgres

Execute the mitro server

docker run --restart 'always' \
            --name mitro \
            --link mitro-postgres:db \
            -e DOMAIN="mitro.domain.com" \
            -p 0.0.0.0:8443:8443 \
            -d mitro:centos6

Execute the emailer container

docker run --restart 'always' \
            --name mitro-emailer \
            --link mitro-postgres:db \
            -e MANDRILL_API_KEY="apikey" \
            -e DOMAIN="mitro.domain.com" \
            -d emailer

Generate the browser extensions

Once you have the server up and running, you can generate the browser extensions (chrome, firefox, even a python-hosted webpage) and copy them to the host:

  $ docker exec -it mitro bash
  [root@629244ad0dbf login]# cd ../browser-ext/api/
  [root@629244ad0dbf login]# ./build.sh
  [root@629244ad0dbf login]# cd ../login
  [root@629244ad0dbf login]# make firefox chrome
  [root@629244ad0dbf login]# scp -r build/{firefox,chrome}/ [email protected]:

Install the extension in your desired browser and add the certificate. TODO.

Backup

docker run -it --link mitro-postgres:db --rm postgres sh -c 'PGPASSWORD=$DB_ENV_POSTGRES_PASSWORD exec pg_dump -h "$DB_PORT_5432_TCP_ADDR" -p "$DB_PORT_5432_TCP_PORT" -U postgres mitro' | bzip2 > mitro.sql.bz2