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Would you consider deploying a standard nginx docker image with a simple proxy config file instead of the apache setup you currently have. This would provide more proper separation of concerns with respect to the image contents and allows to save server RAM & storage by reusing the common docker hub nginx image.

I am getting an infinite redirect loop from identity/home to identity/login - back to identity/home, ...

Pooya
Thanks a lot for your project. It is really a good job.
I get an error on self registration form and i would like to test 3.1.0

I tried to build your Dokerfile . but the openldap package is not available from http://0up.ir/do.php?downf=symas-openldap-gluu-amd64-2-4-44-20161020-amd64-deb.gz

Is there a way to get it on official URL ?
Can i use openldap 2.4 from Ubuntu ?

I see that on your setup script i need to adapt.
But i don't know why you use the openldap symas release. Is there a reason. ?

WTF... in your proxy configuration you use the hosts passport, asimba, oxauth-rp, idp and cas, none of which are actually availabe with the provided compose script. This is in no way runnable. You should update the README accordingly. I just wasted a day and a half on this...

I'm running against HEAD (commit 8e76103) on Mac OS X. docker-compose run --rm ldap setup is failing with multiple errors. Full log is attached, but starts off complaining about keystore tampering, before upgrading to /bin/chmod: cannot access '/opt/node-v6.9.1-linux-x64/bin/': No such file or directory, /etc/certs/httpd.key.orig: Permission denied, and a host of errors like that. Weirdly, I get the line Gluu Server installation successful! Point your browser to https://sso, but then the last log line is mv: cannot stat 'setup.properties.last': No such file or directory.

If I then run docker-compose up -d, the LDAP container gets stuck in an infinite loop of attempting to rerun setup.

Am I doing something obviously stupid?

I redirect 80 port at proxy container to 80 port in my host and go to:

https://0.0.0.0/identity/login?cid=1

I get error: Unable to connect