-p password argument ignored when starting cloudcmd

[jojow]

Hi,

I tried cloudcmd through Docker, using the following command:

docker run -d -p 8000:8000 coderaiser/cloudcmd:5.2.3 npm start -- --root /data -u admin -p sOmEpAsSwOrD

However, the -p password parameter seems to be ignored. cloudcmd runs perfectly, but I can access it without giving any password. So, everyone can access.

Is this a bug or did I miss anything?

Thanks!

Johannes

[jojow]

Btw, the --root /data argument works perfectly, meaning I can only access files in this (mounted) directory.

[coderaiser]

Hi @jojow,
This is because you did not set flag auth, it is false by default. So you just set username and password but did not turn on authorisation. With all parameters command will look like:

docker run -d -p 8000:8000 coderaiser/cloudcmd:5.2.3 npm start -- --root /data --auth -u admin -p sOmEpAsSwOrD

And starting from next version you could use just:
docker run -d -p 8000:8000 coderaiser/cloudcmd:5.2.3 --root /data --auth -u admin -p sOmEpAsSwOrD

You could also try alpine build (based on alpine-node, which is much smaller then official docker image of node) with:
docker run -d -p 8000:8000 coderaiser/cloudcmd:5.2.3-alpine --root /data --auth -u admin -p sOmEpAsSwOrD

[jojow]

Great, thanks a lot! Now it works! :-)

[dtk78]

Hi
do you know how I can set up with auth in a file docker-compose.yml ?
Regards

[coderaiser]

@dtk78 you can use environment variables:

• CLOUDCMD_AUTH
• CLOUDCMD_USERNAME
• CLOUDCMD_PASSWORD

in docker-compose file or in env file.

[dtk78]

Hello,

Thanks a lot for you reply.
how can I also setup this argument --root /project in my docker-compose.yml file ?
and --one-panel-mode ?
Regards

[dtk78]

hello,

Is it possible to setup default user for creating a file or directory ?
I can see that the default owner is root for creating a new directory or file

Regards

[coderaiser]

how can I also setup this argument --root /project in my docker-compose.yml file ?
and --one-panel-mode ?

I have no idea :). There is no way to set root and one panel mode via env variables In Cloud Commander but it is a great idea for a pull request :).

Is it possible to setup default user for creating a file or directory ?
I can see that the default owner is root for creating a new directory or file

You should build your own docker image and create user.

[dtk78]

Hi,

Do you know how I can make chown after creating a file or after copying some files ?
or is there any pluggins to get an option chown with a right clic ?

Do I need to add a function chmod in a .js file ?

Thanks for your help
Regards

[coderaiser]

You can use console or terminal for this purpose.

[coderaiser]

In v7.3.0 was landed support of environment variables CLOUDCMD_ROOT and CLOUDCMD_ONE_PANEL_MODE.