docker-compose-en.yml

version: '3.3'
services:
  alist-ex:
    image: ghcr.io/wy580477/alist-ex-container:latest
    # If you need ffmpeg, use this image: ghcr.io/wy580477/alist-ex-container:latest-ffmpeg
    container_name: alist-ex
    network_mode: host
    restart: unless-stopped
    volumes:
      - ~/alist:/data
      # Volume for storing data.
    environment:
      CADDY_DOMAIN: ""
      # Leave it blank if you intend to visit via IP address.
      # For example: "http://example.com" or "https://example.com".
      # Set to "http://<your_domain>" if you intend to using another reverse proxy in front.
      # If value is set to a valid domain name (it can be resolved to your host) and port 80/443 is open to internet, caddy's auto-https function can be enabled.
      # Free ddns service domains probably work.
      # For advanced users, you can use Cloudflare api in CADDY_EMAIL env for SSL certificate instead of Email address. This way you don't need 80/443 ports.
      CADDY_EMAIL: internal
      # No need to change this value if you don't intent to visit via HTTPS protocol.
      # Email address for receiving notification emails from certification authority, you can use fake address.
      # Set to "{\n dns cloudflare your_cloudflare_api_key \n}", Caddy will use Cloudflare api for SSL certificate.
      # If set to "internal", caddy will use self-signed cert.
      CADDY_WEB_PORT: 8080
      # Port for web services. You can enable auto-https from caddy by setting to 443 port.
      ARIA2_TOKEN: "token"
      # Aria2 RPC token, recommend strong password.
      ARIA2_TRACKER_UPDATE: "enable"
      # Auto update Aria2 tracker list on container start, set to "disable" to disable this function.
      TZ: UTC
      # Timezone

      # The following envs are list of ports listened on localhost. 
      # You don't need to change them unless you have port conflict.
      ALIST_PORT: 61600
      ARIA2_PORT: 61601
      QBT_WEBUI_PORT: 61602