WebOne HTTP 1.X Proxy on Docker

This is work in progress version of Docker image with WebOne Proxy Server by Alexander Tauenis 👍 on board.

Please refer to the original 🔥 Wiki page before to change configuration files.

+ Setup and Run

Important

By default WebOne is running on port 8080. If you'd need to change it, go to the configuration file default.conf and look for the option Port. Before continue you may also change the external port which is going to be exposed by Docker image. Change option EXPOSE in Dockerfile, then proceed with building.

1. Clone this repoository git clone ... on your host machine that runs Docker.
2. Create a directory for WebOne config files. E.g.: /your/local/webone.
3. Copy all files and directtories from /webone.conf to your local WebOne config directory from the previoous step.
   1. The default.conf may be used for adding custom configuration or to override any configuration options from original webone.conf. Custom log file paths and the WebOne port, along with another custom options could be set there without the need of changing original webone.conf.
4. Make sure all newly created directories are writable to user that runs WebOne.
5. Run Docker:
   1. Eather download the latest build from DockerHub and run it using WebOne config directory you've created and the proper port.
   2. Or build the image yourself:

cd docker-webone
docker build --no-cache -t IMAGE_NAME .`
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -v /your/local/webone:/home/webone --name CONTAINER_NAME IMAGE_NAME

+ OpenSSL 1.0.1

Since WebOne version 0.17.0 there is Added support for browsing HTTPS with pre-2004 browsers without certificate which seems to work fine in standalone versions, however it shows an issue (OpenSSL error - ca md too weak) on Docker images. The Ubuntu based build (Docker images with the TAG: 0.XX.X-101) was created for the purpose of testing this functionality.