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## Quick Start ## Quick Start
Start a syncplay service at `tcp/8999` with one command. Using one command to start the Syncplay service. Yes, it's very simple.
```bash ```bash
docker run -d --network host --restart always --name syncplay dnomd343/syncplay > docker run --rm --net=host dnomd343/syncplay
Welcome to Syncplay server, ver. 1.7.0
``` ```
More arguments can be specified. > Pressing `Ctrl+C` will exit the service.
If there are no accidents, you can fill in the server IP or domain name on the client for verification, the default port is `tcp/8999` . If you can't connect, please check your firewall settings.
In order to run the service better, we can use the following command to make Syncplay run in the background and keep it started.
```bash ```bash
docker run -d --network host --restart always --name syncplay dnomd343/syncplay \ docker run -d --net=host --restart=always --name=syncplay dnomd343/syncplay
--port 12345 --password dnomd343 --motd hello --isolate-room --disable-chat
``` ```
You can also use environment variables to specify. > You can use `docker ps -a` to see the running service, and using `docker rm -f syncplay` to stop the service.
You can add more arguments to achieve customization. For example, we require a password when connecting to the server, prohibit chat, and display a welcome message after entering the room. Use the following commands.
> Note that before pressing Enter, you must execute `docker rm -f syncplay` to remove the original services, otherwise they will conflict.
```bash ```bash
docker run -d --network host --restart always --name syncplay \ docker run -d --net=host \
--env PORT=12345 \ --restart=always --name=syncplay \
--env PASSWD=dnomd343 \ dnomd343/syncplay --disable-chat \
--env MOTD="Hello World" \ --password=PASSWD --motd='HELLO WORLD'
--env ISOLATE=ON \
dnomd343/syncplay
``` ```
Enable TLS support of Syncplay server. The server will be restarted when necessary, or the Docker service or Syncplay may need to be updated. Whether it is expected or not, it is necessary to persist Syncplay at this time, which means that the room data will be saved to disk. You need to choose a working directory to save them, such as `/etc/syncplay/` , execute the following command, the data will be saved to the `rooms.db` file.
```bash ```bash
docker run -d --network host --restart always --name syncplay \ docker run -d --net=host \
--volume /etc/ssl/certs/343.re/:/certs/ dnomd343/syncplay --enable-tls --restart=always --name=syncplay \
--volume /etc/syncplay/:/data/ \
dnomd343/syncplay --persistent
``` ```
> The `/etc/ssl/certs/343.re/` folder stores certificates and private key files, and specific introductions and examples will be given below. This directory has more uses. For example, adding the `--enable-stats` option will enable the statistics function, and the data will be saved to the file `stats.db` in the directory. You can also create a `config.yml` file in the directory and write the configuration parameters in it, Syncplay will automatically read it when it starts, avoiding the need to type a large number of parameters in the command line.
```yaml
# /etc/syncplay/config.yml
password: 'My Password'
persistent: true
enable-stats: true
disable-chat: false
motd: |
Hello, here is a syncplay server.
More information...
```
### Options When deploying, it's always a good idea to turn on TLS (of course it's not necessary and this step can be skipped), and luckily Syncplay makes it easy to do this. Before starting, you need to prepare a domain name and resolve its DNS to the current server. At the same time, we must have its certificate file.
You can specify the following arguments: Application for a certificate can be made through [`acme.sh`](https://acme.sh/) , [`certbot`](https://certbot.eff.org/) or other reasonable methods. Anyway, you will end up with a private key and a certificate, and Syncplay requires you to provide the following three files.
+ `--port [PORT]` ：Listening port of Syncplay server, the default is `8999` + `cert.pem` ：The certificate issued by the CA.
+ `chain.pem` ：The certificate chain of CA service.
+ `privkey.pem` ：The private key for the certificate.
+ `--motd [MESSAGE]` ：The welcome text after the user enters the room. For example, in `acme.sh` , you can execute the command like this to save the certificate configuration of the domain name `343.re` to the `/etc/ssl/certs/343.re/` directory.
+ `--password [PASSWD]` ：Authentication when the user connects to the syncplay server. ```bash
acme.sh --install-cert -d 343.re \
--cert-file /etc/ssl/certs/343.re/cert.pem \
--ca-file /etc/ssl/certs/343.re/chain.pem \
--key-file /etc/ssl/certs/343.re/privkey.pem
```
Now that we are ready, we just need to execute the following command and a more secure and private Syncplay service will be started.
```bash
docker run -d --net=host \
--restart=always --name=syncplay \
--volume /etc/syncplay/:/data/ \
--volume /etc/ssl/certs/343.re/:/certs/ \
dnomd343/syncplay --persistent --enable-tls
```
> Note that the client's server address must match the certificate, otherwise the connection will fail.
It should be noted that unlike some services, Syncplay does not need to be manually restarted when the certificate is updated. It will automatically detect certificate changes and use the latest version. In addition, TLS on the Syncplay server is adaptive, which means that even older versions of clients that do not support TLS can still communicate normally, but note that security encryption will no longer take effect at this time.
## Command-line Arguments
You can customize the Syncplay server by specifying the following command line arguments.
> The following parameters are adjusted for docker and are not exactly the same as [official documentation](https://man.archlinux.org/man/extra/syncplay/syncplay-server.1). Please refer to this when using.
+ `--port [PORT]` ：Listening port of Syncplay server, the default is `8999` .
+ `--password [PASSWD]` ：Authentication when the user connects to the syncplay server, not enabled by default.
+ `--motd [MESSAGE]` ：The welcome text after the user enters the room, not enabled by default.
+ `--salt [SALT]` ：A string used to secure passwords (e.g. Rainbow-tables), defaults to empty. + `--salt [SALT]` ：A string used to secure passwords (e.g. Rainbow-tables), defaults to empty.
+ `--random-salt` ：Use a randomly generated salt value, valid when `--salt` is not specified. + `--random-salt` ：Use a randomly generated salt value, valid when `--salt` is not specified, not enabled by default.
+ `--isolate-rooms` ：Room isolation enabled, users will not be able to see information from anyone other than their own room, not enabled by default.
+ `--disable-chat` ：Disables the chat feature, not enabled by default.
+ `--isolate-room` ：Room isolation enabled, users will not be able to see information from anyone other than their own room. + `--disable-ready` ：Disables the readiness indicator feature, not enabled by default.
+ `--disable-chat` ：Disables the chat feature. + `--enable-stats` ：Enable the server statistics feature, the data will be saved in the `stats.db` file, not enabled by default.
+ `--disable-ready` ：Disables the readiness indicator feature. + `--enable-tls` ：Enable TLS support, the certificate file needs to be mounted in the `/certs/` directory, including `cert.pem` , `chain.pem` and `privkey.pem` , not enabled by default.
+ `--max-username-length` ：Maximum length of usernames (number of characters). + `--persistent` ：Enable room data persistence, the information will be saved to the `rooms.db` file, only valid when `--isolate-rooms` is not specified, not enabled by default.
+ `--max-chat-message-length` ：Maximum length of chat messages (number of characters). + `--max-username [N]` ：Maximum length of usernames, default is `150` .
+ `--enable-tls` ：Enable tls support, the certificate directory should be synchronized to `/certs/`, including `cert.pem`, `chain.pem` and `privkey.pem` three files. + `--max-chat-message [N]` ：Maximum length of chat messages, default is `150` .
+ `cert.pem` ：The certificate issued by the CA. + `--permanent-rooms [ROOM ...]` ：Specifies a list of rooms that will still be listed even if their playlist is empty, only valid when `--persistent` is specified, defaults to empty.
+ `chain.pem` ：The certificate chain of CA service.
+ `privkey.pem` ：The private key for the certificate.
> For example, in [`acme.sh`](https://acme.sh/), they correspond to `--cert-file`, `--ca-file` and `--key-file` respectively, the following is an example of certificate installation. You can also use the following command to output help information.
```bash ```bash
# Export the domain `343.re` to `/etc/ssl/certs/343.re/` > docker run --rm syncplay --help
acme.sh --install-cert -d 343.re \ usage: syncplay [-h] [-p PORT] [--password PASSWORD] [--motd MOTD]
--cert-file /etc/ssl/certs/343.re/cert.pem \ [--salt SALT] [--random-salt] [--isolate-rooms]
--ca-file /etc/ssl/certs/343.re/chain.pem \ [--disable-chat] [--disable-ready] [--enable-stats]
--key-file /etc/ssl/certs/343.re/privkey.pem [--enable-tls] [--persistent] [--max-username MAX_USERNAME]
[--max-chat-message MAX_CHAT_MESSAGE]
[--permanent-rooms [PERMANENT_ROOMS ...]]
Syncplay Docker Bootstrap
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PORT, --port PORT listen port of syncplay server
--password PASSWORD authentication of syncplay server
--motd MOTD welcome text after the user enters the room
--salt SALT string used to secure passwords
--random-salt use a randomly generated salt value
--isolate-rooms room isolation enabled
--disable-chat disables the chat feature
--disable-ready disables the readiness indicator feature
--enable-stats enable syncplay server statistics
--enable-tls enable tls support of syncplay server
--persistent enables room persistence
--max-username MAX_USERNAME
maximum length of usernames
--max-chat-message MAX_CHAT_MESSAGE
maximum length of chat messages
--permanent-rooms [PERMANENT_ROOMS ...]
permanent rooms of syncplay server
```
## Configure File
If you configure a lot of options, it will be quite troublesome and error-prone to enter a large number of command line parameters every time you start. At this time, you can write them into the configuration file. Create a `config.yml` file in the working directory. It uses YAML format and supports all parameters in the command line. Syncplay will automatically read and load it when starting, but it should be noted that if the same parameters are specified on the command line, will override the configuration file's options.
```yaml
port: 7999
salt: 'SALT'
random-salt: true
password: 'My Password'
persistent: true
enable-tls: true
enable-stats: true
isolate-rooms: true
disable-chat: true
disable-ready: true
max-username: 256
max-chat-message: 2048
permanent-rooms:
- ROOM_1
- ROOM_2
- ROOM_3
motd: |
Hello, here is a syncplay server.
More information...
```
## Docker Compose
Using `docker-compose` to deploy Syncplay is a more elegant way. You need to create a `docker-compose.yml` configuration file and write the following example.
```yaml
# /etc/syncplay/docker-compose.yml
version: '3'
services:
syncplay:
container_name: syncplay
image: dnomd343/syncplay
network_mode: host
restart: always
volumes:
- ./:/data/
```
We save this file in the `/etc/syncplay/` directory. Since a relative path is used, it is also in the working directory. Execute the command in this directory to start the Syncplay service.
```bash
> docker-compose up
Recreating syncplay ... done
Attaching to syncplay
syncplay | Welcome to Syncplay server, ver. 1.7.0
``` ```
You can also specify arguments through environment variables: > Adding the `-d` option allows the service to run in the background.
+ `PORT` ：Equivalent to `--port` Similarly, you can map the certificate directory to enable TLS functionality, and edit the `config.yml` file to configure more options.
+ `SALT` ：Equivalent to `--salt` ## Troubleshooting
+ `MOTD` ：Equivalent to `--motd` If you encounter any errors, please first use the `docker logs syncplay` command to print the process output. It may contain useful error information. You can also output more detailed logs by specifying the environment variable `DEBUG=ON` .
+ `PASSWD` ：Equivalent to `--password` ```bash
> docker run --rm --env DEBUG=ON dnomd343/syncplay
Command line arguments -> Namespace(port=None, password=None, motd=None, salt=None, random_salt=False, isolate_rooms=False, disable_chat=False, disable_ready=False, enable_stats=False, enable_tls=False, persistent=False, max_username=None, max_chat_message=None, permanent_rooms=None)
Parsed arguments -> {}
Syncplay startup arguments -> ['--port', '8999', '--salt', '']
Welcome to Syncplay server, ver. 1.7.0
```
## Build Image
You can build an image directly from the source code using the following command.
```bash
docker build -t syncplay https://github.com/dnomd343/syncplay-docker.git
```
You can also change the source code to implement your own customizations.
+ `TLS=ON` ：Equivalent to `--enable-tls` ```bash
> git clone https://github.com/dnomd343/syncplay-docker.git
> cd syncplay-docker/
# some edit...
> docker build -t syncplay .
```
+ `ISOLATE=ON` ：Equivalent to `--isolate-room` If you need images for multiple architectures, please use the `buildx` command to build.
> Note that its priority is lower than command line arguments. ```bash
docker buildx build -t dnomd343/syncplay \
--platform=linux/amd64,linux/386,linux/arm64,linux/arm/v7 \
https://github.com/dnomd343/syncplay-docker.git --push
```
### License ## License
MIT ©2022 [@dnomd343](https://github.com/dnomd343) MIT ©2022 [@dnomd343](https://github.com/dnomd343)

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