Raspberry Pi, Unifi Controller & Docker

oxben · 16. Januar 2019

Hello,

I'm relatively new to the world of OMV and Docker. I'm trying to setup the Unifi Controller via Docker but can't seem to find one that works.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? I tried one that said it was specifically for a rpi (ryansch/unifi-rpi) and I got it running in Docker, but when going to https://ip:8443 I just got server not found.

I'd really appreciate a steer on this, especially as I don't believe you're able to install it via apt-get anymore (well Unifi you can, but not MongoDB that is required as it is no longer supported on RPI).

Many thanks for your help.

Ben.

TechnoDadLife · 16. Januar 2019

Are you doing https:// yourip:8443/?

Try in shellinabox:

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docker exec -it yourdockername /bin/bash

What error messages are you getting?

oxben · 17. Januar 2019

Hey TDL! I actually followed your YouTube video for setting this up, so thanks for that. Yes, I'm going to https://IP:8443. As for error message, very little, if none.

This is from ssh..

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root@RaspberryNAS:~# docker exec -it 26437d8b21de /bin/bash
root@26437d8b21de:/var/lib/unifi#

This screen grab seems to show it is running..

And all I can see in the log is the following...

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Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM warning: You have loaded library /usr/lib/unifi/lib/native/Linux/armv7/libubnt_webrtc_jni.so which might have disabled stack guard. The VM will try to fix the stack guard now.
It's highly recommended that you fix the library with 'execstack -c <libfile>', or link it with '-z noexecstack'

The only thing that looks a little odd is that it appears to be running the Latest build rather than stable. Not sure how I go about specifying that?

Cheers,
Ben.

oxben · 17. Januar 2019

OK an update. I think it's running but I cannot access via a browser. This was showing in a log file which I think are updates to the firmware for Unifi devices?

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root@26437d8b21de:/var/lib/unifi/logs# tail server.log
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,697] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[US48P7          50] new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[US48PL          2] new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[US6XG1          50] new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[US8] n          ew version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[US8P15          0] new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[US8P60          ] new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[USC8]           new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[USXG]           new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[UXBSDM          ] new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
[2019-01-17 07:09:33,698] <autoupdate-check> INFO  productinfo - firmware[UXSDM]           new version (4.0.15.9872) is available
root@26437d8b21de:/var/lib/unifi/logs#

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Any thoughts on why I cannot access via https: / / ip:8443? Do I need to do something in OMV Firewall/Network Interfaces?

oxben · 17. Januar 2019

Sorted it.. I think!

Changed Network Mode to Host rather than Bridge. I can now run the Unifi Setup.

Thanks!

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