docker-php-fpm/doc/docker-volumes.md

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Docker Volumes

Have a look at the following table to see all offered volumes for each Docker image flavour.

Image	Volumes	Description
prod work	/etc/php-custom.d	Mount this directory into your host computer and add custom \*.ini files in order to alter php behaviour.
	/etc/php-fpm-custom.d	Mount this directory into your host computer and add custom PHP-FPM \*.conf files in order to alter PHP-FPM behaviour.
	/etc/php-modules.d	Mount this directory into your host computer and add custo \*.so files in order to add your php modules. Note:Your should then also provide a custom \*.ini file in order to actually load your custom provided module.
	/startup.1.d	Any executable scripts ending by \*.sh found in this directory will be executed during startup. This is useful to supply additional commands (such as installing custom software) when the container starts up. (will run before /startup.2.d)
	/startup.2.d	Any executable scripts ending by \*.sh found in this directory will be executed during startup. This is useful to supply additional commands (such as installing custom software) when the container starts up. (will run after /startup.1.d)
	/var/log/php	When setting environment variable DOCKER_LOGS to 0, log files will be available under this directory.
	/var/mail	Emails caught be the postfix catch-all (ENABLE_MAIL=2) will be available in this directory.
	/etc/supervisor/custom.d	Mount this directory into your host computer and add your own `*.conf` supervisor start-up files. **Note:** Directory and file permission will be recursively set to this of `NEW_UID` and `NEW_GID`.
work	/etc/bashrc-devilbox.d	Mount this directory into your host computer and add custom configuration files for bash and other tools.
	/shared/backups	Mount this directory into your host computer to access MySQL backups created by mysqldump-secure.
	/ca	Mount this directory into your host computer to bake any *.crt file that is located in there as a trusted SSL entity.