DEPRECATED + ARCHIVED in favor of GitHub SinusBot/docker repository.

Please use the official Docker image instead of this image.

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docker-sinusbot

Image available from:

• Quay.io
• Docker Hub

Docker Image with Sinusbot by Michael Friese. TeamSpeak 3 SinusBot Homepage: https://sinusbot.com/.

Current version:

Sinusbot: latest beta (>=0.14.3-0e747fd)
TeamSpeak: 3.2.1 (this version is required for Sinusbot)

For more info about the image, see Image contents.

Usage

Quick Guide

By using this image you accept TeamSpeak's and Sinusbot's license agreements.

IMPORTANT You need data persistence to be able to update the Sinusbot container image without losing your data!

• To run the Sinusbot container with data persistence see: Mount host directory.
• To run the Sinusbot container without data persistence, see Mount host directory but remove the -v ... flags.

When you have started the Sinusbot for the first time, you need to get the password from the logs, see Get Sinusbot Password.

WARNING There is "no way" to show the password a second time! You can use ./sinusbot --override-password=newpassword to reset the password.

If you run into issues, please create an issue in this GitHub project with as much details of your issue as possible. Thanks!

Mount host directory

This allows you to update the container image with new Sinusbot versions, without losing your data.

You need to run the following two commands before starting/running the container:

sudo mkdir -p /opt/docker/sinusbot/data /opt/docker/sinusbot/scripts /opt/docker/sinusbot/config
sudo chown 3000:3000 -R /opt/docker/sinusbot/data /opt/docker/sinusbot/scripts /opt/docker/sinusbot/config

(sudo can be removed if you are not using it or are logged in as root)

IMPORTANT When using Docker for Mac the files need to be owned by the user running the container. More information: https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/osxfs/#ownership

To then start the Sinusbot container run:

docker run \
    --name sinusbot \
    -d \
    -v /opt/docker/sinusbot/data:/sinusbot/data \
    -v /opt/docker/sinusbot/scripts:/sinusbot/scripts \
    -v /opt/docker/sinusbot/config:/sinusbot/config \
    -p 8087:8087 \
    quay.io/galexrt/sinusbot:latest

Get Sinusbot Password

Replace CONTAINER_NAME with the container name (--name flag in docker run command) or ID of the Sinusbot container and check the output for the password of Sinusbot (The password will only be shown on the first run of Sinusbot).

docker logs CONTAINER_NAME

The username and password are printed out like this:

[...]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Generating new bot instance with account 'admin' and password 'YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE'
PLEASE MAKE SURE TO CHANGE THE PASSWORD DIRECTLY AFTER YOUR FIRST LOGIN!!!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[...]

Editing the config file

The config file is available in the container path /sinusbot/config. The example above mounts the /sinusbot/config directory to /opt/docker/sinusbot/config. After editing the config.ini, you need to restart the container for Sinusbot to pickup the changes.

Updating the image

Run the below command, to update the container image to the latest version:

docker pull quay.io/galexrt/sinusbot:latest

After the pull of the latest container image, you have to restart your Sinusbot container. An example on this can be done is:

docker restart CONTAINER_NAME

(Replace CONTAINER_NAME with the container name (--name flag in docker run command) or ID of the Sinusbot container)

Get Sinusbot Container name

The Sinusbot container name is the value of the --name flag. In the examples provided here, it is sinusbot.

File Permissions

The default UID (and GID) which is used in the container is 3000. This is done because it is safer to run as a non root user (even in a container).

To change the UID (and GID), see Change UID of Container.

SELinux

If your host uses SELinux it may be necessary to add the :z option to the volumes:

docker run \
[...]
    -v /opt/docker/sinusbot/data:/sinusbot/data:z \
    -v /opt/docker/sinusbot/scripts:/sinusbot/scripts:z \
    -v /opt/docker/sinusbot/config:/sinusbot/config:z \
[...]

This assumes that your data paths are located at the paths after the -v flag up to the :.

Change UID of Container

Changing the UID of the user used in the container, can be done in two ways.

• Adding --user USER_ID:GROUP_ID to your docker run command (before the image name) and changing the host directory owner and group to the given ID.
• Rebuilding the image with to your needs changed SINUS_USER and SINUS_GROUP environment vars in the Dockerfile.

The variables need to be an user/group id not the username:

SINUS_USER=3000
SINUS_GROUP=3000

Migrating from the "old" Container image

If your data is owned by root (UID 0), you need to run:

chown 3000:3000 -R /opt/docker/sinusbot/data /opt/docker/sinusbot/scripts /opt/docker/sinusbot/config

This assumes that your data paths are currently located at the two paths behind the -R flag. Don't forget to check if your docker run command is still uptodate with now two volumes, first (.../data) for data and the second (.../scripts) for Sinusbot scripts. Also note that most flags that were previously available have been removed.

Extra info

Replace CONTAINER_NAME with the container name (--name flag in docker run command) or ID of the Sinusbot container.

• Shell access while the container is running: docker exec -it CONTAINER_NAME /bin/bash.
• To follow the Sinusbot logs or if you need to grab your Sinusbot password on the first run, use: docker logs -f CONTAINER_NAME.
• Upgrade Youtube-dl to the latest version via shell access (see first point in this list) youtube-dl -U. You should normally just update the container image and restart it, see Usage - Updating the image).

Image contents

• Ubuntu Xenial with the latest version of Sinusbot
• Volumes for Sinusbot data, scripts and config:
  • /sinusbot/data
  • /sinusbot/scripts
  • /sinusbot/config
• Sinusbot Port 8087
• Youtube-DL
• TeamSpeak Client