Kategorie: Free Online Office

I worked on the project Free Online Office, a collaborative online office based on LibreOffice technology, to solve vulnerabilities of the used JavaScript packages. I updated all used JavaScript packages to new versions. The command ’npm audit‘ reports no vulnerabilities now.

This is a big difference to the starting point, where there was and is the following report:

57 vulnerabilities (1 low, 20 moderate, 34 high, 2 critical)

I’ll create a new Docker image from the updated source code and publish it on the Docker hub during the next days. You can get it from there with:

docker pull freeonlineoffice/online:nightly

I created a Linux Container on my ProxMox server using Debian 11 and installed and run Docker inside of it. Then I pulled the current Free Online Office (nightly build) from hub.docker.io:

docker pull freeonlineoffice/online:nightly

I started this Docker container with:

docker run -t -d -p 192.168.10.15:9980:9980 -e "username=admin" -e "password=S3cRet" freeonlineoffice/online:nightly

The IP in the docker command depends on the IP address of the Linux Container on your ProxMox server. You should give the container a fixed IP address. I used the IP address (double escaped) for the aliasgroup entry for my first run too.

Once I started the container I run ‚docker ps‘ to see, if the container is running. Then I checked with curl from my remote machine, if everything works.

curl -k https://192.168.10.15:9980

If you don’t get an error message in return everything seemed to work. I could open a browser on my remote machine and type call the URL:

https://192.168.10.15:9980/browser/dist/admin/admin.html

This shows the admin console of Free Online Office build on LibreOffice technology.