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Alternatively, you can compile and install it in your $GOBIN with a standard `go install`. But, beware, you won't have Alternatively, you can compile and install it in your $GOBIN with a standard `go install ./cmd/rest-server`. But,
version info built into binary, when compiled that way. beware, you won't have version info built into binary, when compiled that way.
#### Build Docker Image ### Building Docker Image
Run `docker/build.sh`, image name is `restic/rest-server:latest`. Run `docker/build.sh`, image name is `restic/rest-server:latest`.
### From Docker image
```
docker pull restic/rest-server:latest
```
## Getting started ## Getting started
### Using binary ### Using binary
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### Using Docker image ### Using Docker image
By default, image use authentication. To turn it off, set environment variable `DISABLE_AUTHENTICATION` to any value. ```
docker pull restic/rest-server:latest
```
By default, image uses authentication. To turn it off, set environment variable `DISABLE_AUTHENTICATION` to any value.
Persistent data volume is located to `/data` Persistent data volume is located to `/data`
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It's suggested to set a name to more easily manage users (see next section). It's suggested to set a name to more easily manage users (see next section).
#### Manager users #### Manage users
##### Add user ##### Add user
``` ```
docker exec -ti myserver create_user myuser docker exec -it myserver create_user myuser
``` ```
or or
``` ```
docker exec -ti myserver create_user myuser mypassword docker exec -it myserver create_user myuser mypassword
``` ```
##### Delete user ##### Delete user
``` ```
docker exec myserver delete_user myuser docker exec -it myserver delete_user myuser
``` ```
## Why use Rest Server? ## Why use Rest Server?