This image was officially forked by weLaika. From now, please use welaika/docker-wordmove instead of simonbland/docker-wordmove, to get the official and latest image.

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Docker image to run Wordmove.

Based on mfuezesi/docker-wordmove, with WP-CLI support added.

What's inside

• ubuntu 14.04
• openssh-server
• curl
• rsync
• wordmove
• mysql-client-5.5
• php5
• wp-cli
• ENV RUBYOPT="-KU -E utf-8:utf-8" (Fix for some mysql sync issues)

How to use

To run this image

docker run -it --rm -v ~/.ssh:/home/wordmove/.ssh:ro simonbland/wordmove bash

This starts a shell, with wordmove available on the command-line.

To run this image in a full Docker-based WordPress environment

See Wordpress development made easy using Docker

This tutorial explains how to set up a WordPress environment, using Docker Compose, with the following four interconnected containers:

• database
• wordpress
• phpmyadmin
• wordmove

Don't forget to replace image: mfuezesi/wordmove with image: simonbland/wordmove to get the latest version of Wordmove.

Known limitations

• If sql_adapter is set to wpcli, then the movefile must be in the same directory as the WordPress directory
• WP-CLI cannot be run as root unless the --allow-root flag is given, and Wordmove doesn't add this flag when calling WP-CLI; this is why the current user is wordmove instead of root, when starting this container

Advanced usage

To become root

Run sudo su and use wordmove as the password.

TODO

• Base this image on a smaller image than Ubuntu
• Configure Webhooks to build this image on Docker Hub when a new version of the wordmove gem is available