Docker Info

This is a pretty simple attempt to wrap 0perationPrivacy/VoIP into a docker stack, along with a local mongodb and caddy functioning as a reverse proxy.

Docker Instructions

You still need to do all the stuff in twilio (or whatever voip provider you're using) as per the instructions below

1. Install docker and docker-compose (See https://devcoops.com/install-docker-compose-on-debian-11/ or equiv for whatever OS you're on)
2. Edit docker-compose.yml
3. docker-compose build
4. docker-compose up -d

Local mongodb vs hosted mongodb

• If you'd like to continue to use cloud hosted mongodb, edit the docker-compose.yml as per the comments in the file
• Alternatively, if you'd like to copy your existing mongodb into the container's mongodb, once the docker stack is running, use the commands in copy_from_existing.sh which you can enter via docker exec -it mongo /bin/bash. This will import all your users, contacts, etc. from the hosted DB.

Main Instructions

• For instructions, visit https://inteltechniques.com/voip.suite.html

• Or the Wiki section.

• View the Changelog

• Report Security Issues

• Troubleshooting tips

• Donate: https://www.OperationPrivacy.com/donate

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