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Running the HamClock Client with Docker

This is a dockerized deployment of the web version of HamClock.

How to use it

Grab the manage-hc-docker.sh file from the releases page. That file has a version in the name. I recommend renaming it, or do it all at once with a curl:

curl -sLo manage-hc-docker.sh 'https://github.com/openhamclock/hamclock/releases/download/v4.22.0/manage-hc-docker-v4.22.0.sh'
chmod +x manage-hc-docker.sh

See the commands available with ./manage-hc-docker.sh help and do an install with ./manage-hc-docker.sh install.

NOTE: you'll likely want to use the -b option to set the backend server.
NOTE: you can select from the 4 possible sizes with the -s option: 800x480 1600x960 2400x1440 3200x1920

Preconfigure it on a first run

The first time you run it, you can preconfigure some of your personal settings. Look for the config.env.example file. Name it config.env and put it in the same folder with your manage-hc-docker.sh. Edit it as you like and it will pre-configure your hamclock. If you don't use the config.env, you'll get the usual setup screen for a fresh install.