If you have definitely installed Docker, try "docker compose" (with a space). This pointless modification broke scripts around the world but it's only Docker right! We have fixed this in the latest script to handle both.
You can find the PDF manual in the tak/docs folder and get help from community volunteers via the TAK Discord server. If you ask a bone FAQ already covered in the manual, or demand urgent assistance, expect to get some grief. RTFM and be patient.
sudo ./scripts/cleanup.sh
This script will stop the TAK Server container, remove the mapped database volume and remove the folder "tak" which is created in the project root directory (cloned from github) during the setup process.
WARNING: If you have data in an existing TAK database container it will be lost.
You can generate certificates making use of the command below which runs the makeCert.sh script:
docker exec -it -w /opt/tak/certs tak-server-tak-1 ./makeCert.sh client EUD1You can collect your EUD1.p12 file from ./tak/certs/files/.
Ensure you have created EUD certificates and have configured the following properly on your ATAK server settings:
- Address: Can you reach this with a browser on Android? If not - fix your network.
- Protocol: SSL
- Server Port: 8089
- Uncheck "Use default SSL/TLS Certificates"
- Import truststore-root.p12 to "Import Trust Store" with password atakatak
- Import {user}.p12 to "Import Client Certificate" with the name you chose during setup and the same password
On the server check:
- You have added a user eg. EUD1 https://takserver:8443/user-management/index.html#!/
- You have created a certificate for this user with the same name/callsign so EUD1 needs a matching file within ./tak/certs/files called EUD1.p12
Visit https://localhost:8443/Marti/security/index.html#!/modifySecConfig and click Edit. Enable "Enable Certificate Enrollment" and then Submit.
Ensure the admin.p12 file is owned by you. Use the atakatak password when prompted and ensure you enable the TAK authority to "authenticate websites" in Firefox.
The BBN logo can be changed without stopping or setting up the TAK Server again.
Since about 5.x this was removed but you can use this process to edit the HTML like Marti/menubar.html. See below
The script takes one command line argument which is the full path to the PNG or JPG image of new logo. Sudo permission may not be needed depending on your docker permissions.
chmod +x scripts/logo-replacement.sh
sudo ./scripts/logo-replacement.sh /home/eric/banana.jpg
The script will check for all dependencies required, and if not present, the script will attempt to install them for you. The dependencies needed are openJDK (JAVA environment is required to be able to repack the jar correctly) and ImageMagick for conversion.
WARNING: You may break your server. Use at your own risk:
The following command, run from inside the TAK container will extract HTML to a folder structure so you can edit it. Once done, copy back the modified file(s).
jar -xvf /opt/tak/takserver.war
(edit .html pages in Marti/...)
jar -uvf /opt/tak/takserver.war Marti/menubar.html
Once copied over, reload your interface and enjoy :)
This is uber-secret. A successful POST will return a JSON message containing a SHA256 hash. This hash is the unique filename on the server
curl 'https://127.0.0.1:8443/Marti/sync/upload' \
--cert ssl/user.pem:atakatak \
--key ssl/user.key \
--cacert ssl/ca.pem \
-F [email protected] \
-F Name=BIGPLAN.MK2 \
-k -v
https://takserver:8443/Marti/sync/content?hash=a10f4b65b27fd9ce047bf7c94f5841a503d1910d76cd156f749c4ff69e90ac33
Edit docker-compose.yml and add port mappings for "8087:8087" around line 28. Rebuild.
docker-compose build
One or two is expected behaviour due to the time the backend processes take to start up. If you get lots or it's still ongoing after 2 minutes, run the cleanup script as sudo to prune stale images.
This indicates a docker network issue. Run the clean up script as sudo to prune stale networks.
Just wait a minute or two. This is expected behaviour due to the time the backend processes take to start up.
This script is the wizard so it gets you past the setup wizard (Section 4.4 in the configuration guide) and populates the database tables. Only run the wizard if you know what you're doing as this will break your database connection - at which point you should set this up the hard way.
ERROR: could not find an available, non-overlapping IPv4 address pool among the defaults to assign to the network
Stop your vpn, prune your networks
service openvpn stop
docker network prune
If the script ran as sudo and completed ok, refresh your browser's cache with Ctrl-F5