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# Leverage a synapse base to be able to:
# "from synapse._scripts.register_new_matrix_user import request_registration"
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FROM matrixdotorg/synapse
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# The config dir defaults to /data which is a volume made to keep data.
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# Here, we want to trash those (and avoid the permission issues) by using something else
ENV SYNAPSE_CONFIG_DIR=/srv SYNAPSE_DATA_DIR=/srv SYNAPSE_SERVER_NAME=tests SYNAPSE_REPORT_STATS=no
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# Generate configuration and keys for synapse
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WORKDIR $SYNAPSE_CONFIG_DIR
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RUN chown -R 991:991 . \
&& /start.py generate \
&& sed -i 's=/data=/srv=;s=8008=80=;s=#sup=sup=;' homeserver.yaml \
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&& echo "" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo "rc_message:" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " burst_count: 1000" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo "rc_registration:" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " burst_count: 1000" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo "rc_registration_token_validity:" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " burst_count: 1000" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo "rc_login:" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " address:" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " burst_count: 1000" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " account:" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " burst_count: 1000" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " failed_attempts:" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " burst_count: 1000" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo "rc_joins:" >> homeserver.yaml \
&& echo " burst_count: 1000" >> homeserver.yaml \
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&& python -m synapse.app.homeserver --config-path homeserver.yaml --generate-keys
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RUN pip install --no-cache-dir markdown matrix-nio httpx coverage
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WORKDIR /app
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CMD ./tests/start.py -vvv