BookStack - knowledge management application
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This would be great -- been looking for a personal knowledge management tool and team wiki, and this looks like it could do both.
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THIS!!!!!!
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Following up with a couple of links:
- BookStack supports ldap
- There's a community-built docker image
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I've built a package where everything that I've checked out works as intended, except ldap. Not sure what I'm doing wrong or where the problem is, but if you watch their issue tracker, apparently some other people are having ldap issues as well. Either way, maybe someone can check it out and even find a solution for this, to debug you have to remove the comments in /app/data/.env - enable debug and ldap by removing the #:
https://git.cloudron.io/msbt/bookstack-app
Cheers
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ah that's why, thanks @girish! I haven't opened a ticket yet, maybe they need to fix something on their side. I'll do some more finetuning on the app when I get the chance, we could also use redis and some other features which aren't implemented yet.
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Hey @murgero! Yes, there is still an issue with ldap, @girish has a fix for that but I don't know how to implement that yet. The admin user should work though but I'll have another look this evening. My local repo also got updated to the latest version, if that's working with the admin account I'll push it to gitlab.
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@murgero check the repo here https://git.cloudron.io/msbt/bookstack-app/ I've just did a clean reinstall and admin@admin.com and password as password are working, can you confirm that? Again, no LDAP support just yet, will have a talk with @girish about it soon
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Bad timing, I just pushed an update with the new manifestVersion, now LDAP is working properly. The downside: You still have to chose, either regular users or ldap, they won't mix.
You can grab it from here: https://git.cloudron.io/msbt/bookstack-app/ and this is how to get it working:
1) Login after installation using email 'admin@admin.com' and password of 'password'
2) Go toEdit Profile
and change the password
3) Go to settings and make sure that registration is disabled and theDefault user role after registration
is set to Admin (at least until you've first logged in with an admin-account) and save the settings (even when you haven't changed anything)
4) Remove the comment of AUTH_METHOD=ldap in /app/data/.env
5) Login with your Cloudron accountI will check out the thing with saving a setting which seems to be default, if that works we don't need a default admin account and steps 1, 2, 3 and 4 won't be necessary
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@msbt Just an FYI I am getting a LOT of login errors after restarting the container after initial login:
Jun 26 20:59:30 + [[ ! -f /app/data/.env ]] Jun 26 20:59:30 + [[ ! -d /run/sessions/ ]] Jun 26 20:59:30 + chmod -R 755 /app/data/uploads /app/data/storage Jun 26 20:59:30 + php artisan migrate --no-interaction --force [PDOException] Jun 26 20:58:28 SQLSTATE[HY000] [1045] Access denied for user 'REDACTED'@'f45baf31- Jun 26 20:58:28 somethingsomething.cloudron' (using password: YES)
It has been sitting at repeating the above message for 30 minutes for me.