more work on slcs

      - "8983"

      - "8984"

    ports:

      - "8983:8983"

      - "8984:8984" 

      - "8985:8983"

      - "8986:8984" 

    volumes:

     - solr_data:/esg/solr-index

    networks:

WORKDIR /usr/local/esgf-slcs-server

COPY production_all.yml /usr/local/esgf-slcs-server

COPY development.yml /usr/local/esgf-slcs-server

ENV SERVER_FQDN=www.my-slcs-server.com \

    APPLICATION_USER=waitress

VOLUME ["/usr/local/esgf-slcs-server/ca"]

RUN git clone https://github.com/cedadev/esgf-slcs-server-playbook.git && \

    ansible-playbook -i esgf-slcs-server-playbook/playbook/inventories/localhost -e "@/usr/local/esgf-slcs-server/production_all.yml" -e "application_user=${APPLICATION_USER}" -e "server_name=${SERVER_FQDN}" esgf-slcs-server-playbook/playbook/playbook.yml

# RUN mkdir /etc/ansible/

# RUN echo '[local]\nlocalhost\n' > /etc/ansible/hosts

# RUN mkdir /opt/ansible/

# RUN git clone http://github.com/ansible/ansible.git /opt/ansible/ansible

# WORKDIR /opt/ansible/ansible

# RUN git submodule update --init

# ENV PATH /opt/ansible/ansible/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin

# ENV PYTHONPATH /opt/ansible/ansible/lib

# ENV ANSIBLE_LIBRARY /opt/ansible/ansible/library

# RUN git clone https://github.com/cedadev/esgf-slcs-server-playbook.git && \

#     ansible-playbook -i esgf-slcs-server-playbook/playbook/inventories/localhost -e "@/usr/local/esgf-slcs-server/production_all.yml" -e "application_user=${APPLICATION_USER}" -e "server_name=${SERVER_FQDN}" esgf-slcs-server-playbook/playbook/playbook.yml

WORKDIR /code

RUN git clone https://github.com/cedadev/esgf-slcs-server.git && chmod -R 777 /code

WORKDIR /usr/local/esgf-slcs-server

# RUN git clone https://github.com/cedadev/esgf-slcs-server-playbook.git && \

#     ansible-playbook -i esgf-slcs-server-playbook/playbook/inventories/localhost -e "@/usr/local/esgf-slcs-server/development.yml" esgf-slcs-server-playbook/playbook/playbook.yml

CMD ["/bin/bash"]

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docker run -it --rm -p 5000:5000 -p 5001:5001 slcs-server

git clone https://github.com/cedadev/esgf-slcs-server-playbook.git

ansible-playbook -i esgf-slcs-server-playbook/playbook/inventories/localhost -e "@/usr/local/esgf-slcs-server/development.yml" esgf-slcs-server-playbook/playbook/playbook.yml

su - vagrant

venv/bin/python /code/esgf-slcs-server/manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:5000

docker run -it --rm --network container:pensive_fermat centos

yum upgrade -y

yum install -y epel-release

yum install -y python34 python34-devel python34-pip openssl openssl-devel gcc git

pip3 install install flask requests-oauthlib pyopenssl

mkdir /usr/local/esgf

cd /usr/local/esgf

git clone https://github.com/cedadev/esgf-slcs-client-example.git

vi esgf_slcs_client_example.py

    esgf_slcs_server = 'http://127.0.0.1:5000'

    client_id = "i1qx9KmQuIj8rWhrmSlR5wJQOkyU0c4HD0OQsm0R"

    client_secret = "Qme5lP8zpbZ2pHR73GnEBSmW0nktPzUCZCKNZclfQdok6sdIMI9yMgE3vrJeZLH7b5FrY4uI2yf5Tv95tliZ5ASxncbUbHZRWL4CBJUBXXrTvpfEt2fIqTbc2ggZrOgS"

    scope = ['https://172.28.128.7/oauth/certificate/']

    redirect_uri = 'http://127.0.0.1:5001/oauth_callback'

    app.run(debug = True, port=5001, host='0.0.0.0')

Application: esgf-slcs-client-example

User: another

Client id: i1qx9KmQuIj8rWhrmSlR5wJQOkyU0c4HD0OQsm0R

Client secret: Qme5lP8zpbZ2pHR73GnEBSmW0nktPzUCZCKNZclfQdok6sdIMI9yMgE3vrJeZLH7b5FrY4uI2yf5Tv95tliZ5ASxncbUbHZRWL4CBJUBXXrTvpfEt2fIqTbc2ggZrOgS

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#####

## This file contains variable definitions for a development install

## Because OAuth expects to run over HTTP, this still uses Nginx, but expects

## the Django development server to be started on port 5000

#####

#####

## Server variables

# The name of the server

#   This should be the domain name by which the machine will be accessed over HTTP

server_name: 172.28.128.7

# The email address to use for emails sent by the application

server_email: no-reply@{{ server_name }}

#####

## Python installation

# Distribution for IUS community repository (required for Python 2.7 installation)

#   Valid values are 'rhel6', 'centos6'

ius_distro: centos6

# To use an existing Python 2.7 installation, set this variable instead

#  virtualenv_command: /path/to/virtualenv-2.7

#####

## Nginx installation

# If true, configure nginx proxy

#   The Nginx proxy assumes it can find a WSGI server internally on port 5000

#   This can be either Waitress or the Django development server

use_nginx_proxy: true

# Distribution for the Nginx repository

#   Valid values are 'rhel' or 'centos'

nginx_distro: centos

# If true, generate and use a self-signed SSL certificate for Nginx

#   Only used if use_nginx_proxy = true

use_self_signed_ssl_cert: true

# The subject of the self-signed certificate

#   Only used if use_self_signed_ssl_cert = true

ssl_cert_subject: /O=ESGF/CN={{ server_name }}

#####

## Waitress and supervisord installation

# If true, use the Waitress WSGI server to run the Django app

#   The Waitress processes are managed using supervisord

use_waitress_wsgi: false

# NOTE: Set this to 1 so Nginx still looks for a worker

waitress_instances: 1

#####

## Application installation

# The user to install and run the application as

#   This should be an unpriveleged user

#   If the user doesn't exist, they will be created

application_user: vagrant

# The directory in which to install application code

#   If not given, this defaults to the home directory of the application_user

#   Must be readable and writable by the application_user

# application_home: /path/to/application/home

# The installation mode

#   Valid values are 'production' and 'development'

#   Development mode assumes the esgf-slcs-server code is available at

#   /code/esgf-slcs-server, and is designed primarily for use with the Vagrant box

install_mode: development

#####

## Database setup and configuration

# If true, configure a new local database for the SLCS Django app and optionally

#   configure a dummy ESGF user database (see use_dummy_userdb below)

# If false, esgf_slcsdb and esgf_userdb dictionaries must be manually configured

configure_databases: true

# Only used if configure_databases = true

# If true, install and populate a dummy ESGF user database

use_dummy_userdb: true

#####

## CA setup and configuration

# If true, install the test CA

install_test_ca: true

# Template for the subject of certificates issued by the SLCS server

#   $OPENID is replaced with the user's OpenID

onlineca_cert_subject_template: "/DC=esgf/CN=$OPENID"

#####

## Application configuration

# If true, run Django in debug mode

#   Should (obviously!) be false in production

django_debug_mode: true

# The location where static files should be collected

static_root: /var/www/static

# The username in the ESGF user table of the user that should be the Django superuser

#   This user gets full access to the Django admin

django_superuser: another

# The IP range that is allowed access to the Django admin

#   Filtering is done with Nginx, so this is only used if Nginx is enabled

admin_ip_range: all