A simple Docker image for testing CAS login (and attributes) using the phpCAS library Docker Hub image: gunet/phpcas-tester
docker-compose.yaml
- Builds the project (altough you can also download the image from Docker Hub). Run
docker compose build
- Includes the
variables.env
environment variables file - Exposes port 443
- Builds the project (altough you can also download the image from Docker Hub). Run
docker-compose.volume.yaml
- Volume mount the
code
folder
- Volume mount the
docker-compose.test.yaml
- Includes the
gunet/simple-cas
andgunet/simple-ldap
Docker images in order to allow the compose stack to be self-contained - Just point your browser to
https://localhost
and things should work! - Volume mounts the
code
folder into the tester container so that any changes to the php files are automatically reflected in the tester container. - Some test users:
- test/test
- auser/auser
- Includes the
variables.env
: Environment variables file By default, it is designed to assist thedocker-compose.test.yaml
stackDEBUG
variable sets debugging (mainly phpCAS debug)
- Edit
variables.env
if needed - Run
docker compose up -d
if we want to check an existing production CAS server - Run
docker compose -f docker-compose.yaml -f docker-compose.test.yaml up -d
if we want to run the test stack (Which includes a CAS and LDAP server) - Point browser to
https://localhost
CAS_SERVER
: The hostname of the CAS server (defaultlocalhost
)CAS_CONTEXT
: The CAS context. In the case ofgunet/simple-cas
it will be/cas
, while in the case of a regulat CAS it will be./
(default/cas
)CAS_PORT
: The port where the CAS server is listening to (default8443
)CAS_VERSION
: The CAS protocol version (default3.0
)CAS_SERVICE_NAME
: The service name to use for our service (defaulthttps://localhost
)