p3terx/openwrt-build-env repository overview

⁠openwrt-build-env

OpenWrt build environment in docker.

Read the details in my blog (in Chinese) | 中文教程⁠

⁠Usage

⁠Pull or build image

• Pull image from docker hub.

  docker pull p3terx/openwrt-build-env
  

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• Build image.

  docker build -t p3terx/openwrt-build-env github.com/P3TERX/openwrt-build-env
  

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⁠Run container

docker run \
    -itd \
    --name openwrt-build-env \
    -h P3TERX \
    -p 10022:22 \
    -v ~/openwrt:/home/user/openwrt \
    p3terx/openwrt-build-env

⁠Set the mount directory file permissions

• Enter the id command to check UID and GID

  $ id
  uid=1001(p3terx) gid=1002(p3terx)
  

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• Modify the UID and GID

  docker exec openwrt-build-env sudo usermod -u 1001 user
  docker exec openwrt-build-env sudo groupmod -g 1002 user
  

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• Modify the file ownership

  docker exec openwrt-build-env sudo chown -hR user:user .
  

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• Restart container

  docker restart openwrt-build-env
  

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⁠SSH security settings

The default SSH user name and password is user. If you are making the container accessible from the internet you'll probably want to secure it bit. You can do one of the following two things after launching the container:

• Change password:

  docker exec -it openwrt-build-env sudo passwd user
  

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• Don't allow passwords at all, use keys instead:

  docker cp ~/.ssh/authorized_keys openwrt-build-env:/home/user/.ssh
  docker exec openwrt-build-env sudo chown user:user /home/user/.ssh/authorized_keys
  docker exec openwrt-build-env sudo sed -i '/PasswordAuthentication /c\PasswordAuthentication no' /etc/ssh/sshd_config
  docker restart openwrt-build-env
  

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⁠Enter container

• Enter from the host.

  docker exec -it openwrt-build-env zsh
  

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• Connect via SSH.

  ssh user@IP -p 10022
  

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⁠Clone source code and build

git clone https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt
cd openwrt
./scripts/feeds update -a
./scripts/feeds install -a
make menuconfig
make download -j8
make V=s