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mschwager e237715b33 Pin Ubuntu version and follow Dockerfile best practices (#218 )

Docker provides some useful resources for Ubuntu as a base image
and installing software via apt-get:

https://docs.docker.com/engine/userguide/eng-image/dockerfile_best-practices/#apt-get

It's also useful to pin the Ubuntu version to 16.04 so we have a good
idea of what OS we're using in the image. To that end, I think we can
also avoid performing an upgrade so we can even further control which
versions of software we're using. If we do an upgrade then you'll have
different versions of software depending on when you build the image.

2017-03-06 20:17:31 -05:00

Merging PR #206 into master (#215 )

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Testing branch (#211 )

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Marking 1.0.0 (#196 )

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.gitignore

Testing branch (#211 )

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CHANGELOG.md

Marking 1.0.0 (#196 )

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ctfd.ini

Allow CTFd to run with script_root != '/' and PostgreSQL (#125 )

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development.txt

Starting to write tests

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docker-compose.yml

Changing to Ubuntu and docker-compose v2. Closes #185

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docker-entrypoint.sh

Working on #187

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Dockerfile

Pin Ubuntu version and follow Dockerfile best practices (#218 )

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LICENSE

Update LICENSE

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manage.py

Marking 1.0.0 (#196 )

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populate.py

Testing branch (#211 )

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prepare.sh

Fully automate prepare.sh

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README.md

Adding Reversing Module

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requirements.txt

Marking 1.0.0 (#196 )

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serve.py

Latest set of changes (#190 )

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setup.cfg

Starting to write tests

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wsgi.py

Latest set of changes (#190 )

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README.md

CTFd is a CTF in a can. Easily modifiable and has everything you need to run a jeopardy style CTF.

Install:

./prepare.sh to install dependencies using apt.
Modify CTFd/config.py to your liking.
Use python serve.py in a terminal to drop into debug mode.
Here are some deployment options

Live Demo: https://demo.ctfd.io/

Reverse Engineering Module: https://reversing.ctfd.io/

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