Docker container images installation help

Zitat von MIkey6283

I pwd to see which directly i was in and ls result below

Code

$ nano /home/mike/docker-mosquitto/mosquitto/config/mosquitto.conf
$ pwd
/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-e67cf220-d53c-4dfc-85db-41d8d6db235c/one/mike/docker-mosquitto
$ ls  
mosquitto
$ ls
mosquitto
$    

Ohhh, sorry to mislead you but I assumed you had your user under "/home..."

Now I can see that you created the user on OMV and ticked the "home" button.

No worries, just go to the folder "docker-mosquitto" with cd /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-e67cf220-d53c-4dfc-85db-41d8d6db235c/one/mike/docker-mosquitto

Then create the "mosquitto.conf" with:

nano mosquitto/config/mosquitto.conf

Copy/Paste what I told you on #38

Now change the command of docker to:

docker run -it --name mosquitto -p 1883:1883 -v $(pwd)/mosquitto/config:/mosquitto/config/ -v $(pwd)/mosquitto/data:/mosquitto/data/ -v $(pwd)/mosquitto/log:/mosquitto/log/ eclipse-mosquitto

Zitat von MIkey6283

The latest script worked , however i don't have any logs at all but the ports are registered. I installed it twice both times no logs. I checked with an app mqtt fx and and test it and it publish & subscribed to hello world. I am not 100 % sure with out the logs.

The logs NOT showing in Portainer, I have no idea. Somewhow, it doesn't bind it to the console.

Since this is not a "STACK" made to be run in Portainer, I guess it's normal.

Nonetheless, You can see the log on the terminal (go to the folder "docker-mosquitto") and run:

tail -f $(pwd)/mosquitto/log/mosquitto.log

But, if it's working, that's all that matters, "me thinks"

On the other hand, I transcribed the command to a yml file. That way is easier to run it (either on Portainer or, better yet with "docker-compose" CLI):

Create a file with nano docker-compose.yml and paste the following code (make sure that the volume paths are valid or edit to your own):

version: "2"
services:
 mosquitto:
 image: eclipse-mosquitto
 container_name: mosquitto
 environment:
 - PUID=1000 # <<<<---- Change this to your user ID (On a terminal run "id mike")
 - PGID=100 # <<<<---- Check that this is the "users" group
 volumes:
 - /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-e67cf220-d53c-4dfc-85db-41d8d6db235c/one/mike/docker-mosquitto/mosquitto/config:/mosquitto/config/
 - /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-e67cf220-d53c-4dfc-85db-41d8d6db235c/one/mike/docker-mosquitto/mosquitto/data:/mosquitto/data/
 - /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-e67cf220-d53c-4dfc-85db-41d8d6db235c/one/mike/docker-mosquitto/mosquitto/log:/mosquitto/log/
 ports:
 - 1883:1883
 restart: unless-stopped

Now, on the same folder that that file is, all you need to start/update the container is: docker-compose up -d mosquitto

When you want to stop it: docker-compose down

Or just open Portainer, and on the "Stack" just paste the code there and give it a name. Then Deploy