tozd/baikal repository overview

⁠tozd/baikal

https://gitlab.com/tozd/docker/baikal⁠

Available as:

• tozd/baikal⁠
• registry.gitlab.com/tozd/docker/baikal⁠

⁠Image inheritance

tozd/base⁠ ← tozd/dinit⁠ ← tozd/nginx⁠ ← tozd/nginx-mailer⁠ ← tozd/nginx-cron⁠ ← tozd/php⁠ ← tozd/baikal

⁠Tags

• latest: Baikal v0.13.0

⁠Volumes

• /var/lib/baikal: Baikal configuration in config/baikal.yaml (it contains secrets, e.g., the database password and the admin password hash) and Specific/ directory with the SQLite database, when SQLite is used. Baikal changes both from its admin interface, so persist this volume.

⁠Description

Image provides Baikal⁠ CalDAV and CardDAV server. When the container runs Baikal is available at /baikal/ URL:

• /baikal/dav.php: CalDAV and CardDAV endpoint for clients. /.well-known/caldav and /.well-known/carddav redirect to it.
• /baikal/cal.php and /baikal/card.php: Deprecated endpoints, available for existing clients.
• /baikal/admin/: Admin interface to manage users, calendars, and address books.

On the first start without configuration, Baikal redirects to its installation wizard at /baikal/admin/install/, where you set the admin password and configure the database. The wizard does not require a login until it is finished, so finish it before you expose the container publicly.

When the container starts with a newer version of Baikal than the one which configured the database, Baikal redirects to its upgrade wizard at /baikal/admin/install/, which upgrades the database schema. Make a backup of the database before you open it.

⁠GitHub mirror

There is also a read-only GitHub mirror available⁠, if you need to fork the project there.