I will start by saying that this works, but it's kinda messy and can probably be optimized. It will be slower since it's basically running on an emulator. I use this on a free ARM VPS (thanks oracle)
Setup docker and docker compose
https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
Install binfmt and add amd64 support
https://hub.docker.com/r/tonistiigi/binfmt
Make a new directory and put the docker-compose.yml there with content:
YAML:
This doesn't have to be ubuntu. It is just easier to setup
The LINUX_IMMUTABLE capability ensures that chattr works
You could probably get away with mounting only home, usr and etc
Do not up it yet, we still have to properly setup acunetix
Access the container by running
Code:
Download and install acunetix by following setup from original post. Don't forget the dependencies. Also install sudo if it isn't installed or the script will fail
Ignore the /etc/hosts inside docker. Change the one on the host machine later instead.
Ignore the systemctl error complaining about system not being launched with PID 1. That's normal.
When done, exit the container
Finally, run with
Code:
Setup docker and docker compose
https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
Install binfmt and add amd64 support
https://hub.docker.com/r/tonistiigi/binfmt
Make a new directory and put the docker-compose.yml there with content:
YAML:
Code:
version: '3'
volumes:
home_dir:
usr_dir:
opt_dir:
etc_dir:
var_dir:
services:
ubuntu:
image: ubuntu
platform: linux/amd64
cap_add:
- LINUX_IMMUTABLE
ports:
- 3443:3443
volumes:
- home_dir:/home
- usr_dir:/usr
- opt_dir:/opt
- etc_dir:/etc
- var_dir:/var
command: su - acunetix -c /home/acunetix/.acunetix/start.shThe LINUX_IMMUTABLE capability ensures that chattr works
You could probably get away with mounting only home, usr and etc
Do not up it yet, we still have to properly setup acunetix
Access the container by running
Code:
sudo docker compose run ubuntu /bin/bashDownload and install acunetix by following setup from original post. Don't forget the dependencies. Also install sudo if it isn't installed or the script will fail
Ignore the /etc/hosts inside docker. Change the one on the host machine later instead.
Ignore the systemctl error complaining about system not being launched with PID 1. That's normal.
When done, exit the container
Finally, run with
Code:
sudo docker compose up [-d]
