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- # opentracker-docker
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- Docker container for the opentracker project
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+ # opentracker-docker
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+ With this repo you can easily run your own instance of the opentracker for bitorrent.
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+ ## How to use it
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+ If you want to run a complety open tracker, just pull the docker image and spin up a container:
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+ ` docker run -d --name opentracker -p 6969:6969/udp -p 6969:6969 lednerb/opentracker-docker `
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+ This will bind the port ` 6969 ` to the docker container (UDP and TCP) and you're good to go.
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+ If you want to config your opentracker instance, just download or pull the github repository and edit the ` opentracker.conf ` file.
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+ Than you have to build your own image as follows:
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+ 1 . Edit and save the ` opentracker.conf ` file
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+ 2 . Open a terminal and ` cd ` into the project folder
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+ 3 . Run ` docker build -t yourfancyname/opentracker . `
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+ After the docker image was successfully build you can start a container:
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+ ` docker run -d --name opentracker -p 6969:6969/udp -p 6969:6969 lednerb/opentracker-docker `
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