Docker¶
Want to test out the tool ? You can quickly run an instance of Rumal via this docker installation and scan using Thug for malicious websites. This docker version is only to be used for testing purposes. Feel free to post up an issues you encounter on our github page .
Docker¶
You will need docker to be able to build dockefiles, follow the instructions on this link on your respective system. You will need to be able to run the command docker-compose.
Installation¶
Getting rumal docker
You can directly clone the GitHub repository like so:
$ git clone https://github.com/thugs-rumal/rumal_docker.git
Build¶
$ cd rumal_docker
$ docker-compose build
Run¶
The following command will create rumaldocker_backend_1 and rumaldocker_frontend_1 and run the two containers:
$ docker-compose up
Your instance of rumal is now ready to use.
Rumal back-end is running on (IP):8000/admin.
Rumal front-end will be running on (IP):8080.
Connection¶
Windows:
On Windows the Docker daemon is inside a Linux VM. So to connect to it you need to find out this VM’s local IP address (which isn’t 127.0.0.1).
To find the IP address:
$ docker-machine ip
or
The IP address displayed at the top of the Docker Quick start Terminal
Ubuntu:
127.0.0.1:8080 should work to access Rumal.
Login:
- Default user: admin
- Default password: admin