A Raspberry PI version of jgeusebroek's webdav container

A tiny image running hypriot/rpi-alpine Linux and Lighttpd.

docker run --restart=always -d
	-p 0.0.0.0:80:80 \
	--hostname=webdav \
	--name=webdav \
	-v /<host_directory_to_share>:/webdav \
	jgeusebroek/webdav

By default the WebDAV server is password protected with user webdav and password davbew which obviously isn't really secure. This can easily be overwritten, by creating a config directory on the host with an htpasswd file and mounting this as a volume on /config.

-v /<host_config_directory>:/config

You could use an online htpasswd generator like https://www.transip.nl/htpasswd/ to create the password hashes when you don't have a machine with the htpasswd package. (Hint: The package is apache2-utils)

You can also provide a list of IP's in the form of a regular expression which are then whitelisted. See below.

• USER_UID User ID of the lighttpd daemon account (default: 2222).
• USER_GID Group ID of the lighttpd daemon account (default: 2222).
• WHITELIST Regexp for a list of IP's (default: none). Example: -e WHITELIST='192.168.1.*|172.16.1.2'
• READWRITE When this is set to true, the WebDAV share can be written to (default: False). Example: -e READWRITE=true

IMPORTANT: Should you use a persistent config volume, the WHITELIST and READWRITE variables will only have effect the first time. I.e., when you don't have a (custom) configuration yet.

MIT / BSD

Jeroen Geusebroek