Make it possible to set WEBHOME and WEBPUBLIC differently.

[illmaren]

For Frameworks like Laravel this will not work without changing the Image.
If you set WEBHOME to /var/www/public you cant access any files above the public folder.
But if you set it to /var/www the Laravel installation works but you need to go over http://example.com/public to get to the laravel page.

Just a small addition to make it possible

[shinsenter]

@illmaren

You can use the WEBHOME environment variable to specify the web root directory of the web server, and the APACHE_DOCUMENT_ROOT or NGINX_DOCUMENT_ROOT environment variable to specify the directory containing the index.php file inside your web root directory.

PHP-FPM + Apache

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ARG  PHP_VERSION=8.2
FROM shinsenter/phpfpm-apache:php${PHP_VERSION}

# ==========================================================

# Sets the directory from which Apache will serve files
ENV WEBHOME="/var/www/html"
ENV APACHE_DOCUMENT_ROOT="/public"

PHP-FPM + Nginx

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ARG  PHP_VERSION=8.2
FROM shinsenter/phpfpm-nginx:php${PHP_VERSION}

# ==========================================================

# Sets the directory from which Nginx will serve files
ENV WEBHOME="/var/www/html"
ENV NGINX_DOCUMENT_ROOT="/public"

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[shinsenter]

@illmaren

I am making more clearer documentation about settings of application directory and document root directory for my new docker images.

https://hub.docker.com/r/shinsenter/php