Adding lines to docker-compose.yml to allow for simpler SOGo web client UI customisation #6220
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What does this PR include?
This PR includes changes to sogo-mailcow container, in the
docker-compose.yml
file, and subsequent upload of 3 new files, which are required because new volumes are mounted. The uploaded files are the original SOGo UI elements, taken directly from the sogo-mailcow container.Short Description
SOGo customisation is not as straightforward as mailcow UI customisation, but it can be made simpler. In this PR, I have included 3 additional lines in the
docker-compose.yml
file (sogo-mailcow container) which will mount the following files on the host system:This will allow users to easily change to custom UI elements, simply by replacing the needed files in the
./data/conf/sogo
directory. By default the aforementioned files are the default SOGo UI elements. The inclusion of these files is necessary during the container creation process, as absence of the files will lead to errors, as docker will treat the paths as directories.Affected Containers
Did you run tests?
Several tests performed to ensure that the changes do not affect the functionality of the client.
What did you tested?
UI functionality, sending and receiving messages
What were the final results? (Awaited, got)
Everything worked as expected
Example of a changed UI, using the provided method: