Install your Zammad instance in any Linux server with 'https' protocol certificate provided by Let's Encrypt.

✋ This repo uses nginx on the host machine, not on the container. Here's the reason why.
⚠️ This is an alternative and not the official way. Find more information here.

1. Follow these instructions to install the SSL Let's Encrypt Certificate

2. Git clone this repository to your server

git clone https://github.com/danperrout/zammad-docker-letsencrypt.git

cd zammad-docker-letsencrypt

3. Replace the 'example.com' domain on the default file to your own domain

4. Copy the default file to the nginx/sites-available folder

sudo cp default /etc/nginx/sites-available/default

5. Create a symbolic link on the the docker volume so that the nginx on the host can access it

sudo ln -s /var/lib/docker/volumes/zammad-docker-letsencrypt_zammad-data/_data/ /opt/zammad

6. Rename sample.env to .env and change the 'POSTGRES_PASS' value

7. Run the Docker-compose command:

sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.override.yml up -d

8. ...and wait a few minutes (~5) until the initial setup is finished and you're done! Access https://yourdomain.com and enjoy!

Use an admin account to make the following configurations on your instance.

Run this command to add an e-mail account with SMTP access only (notification only):

• SMTP_HOST
• SMTP_USER
• SMTP_PASS
• SMTP_PORT

sudo docker exec -it zammad-docker-letsencrypt_zammad-railsserver_1 /bin/bash

Edit the variables on the 'rails r' command:

rails r "Channel.create(area: 'Email::Account', options: { inbound: { adapter: 'null', options: {} }, outbound: { adapter: 'smtp', options: { host: 'SMTP_HOST', port: SMTP_PORT, user: 'SMTP_USER', password: 'SMTP_PASS' } } }, active: true, preferences: { editable: false }, updated_by_id: 1, created_by_id: 1)"

exit