Turn any Wyze Cam into IP cam with Docker
Wyze Bridge: https://hub.docker.com/r/mrlt8/wyze-bridge
Did you set the VERSION=latest environment variable when you created the container? No updates will take place is this variable is not set. This is not the same thing as setting the tag when pulling the image.
In his screen shot from portainer, it says plex:latest.
Quick guide to installing Openmediavault on a Qnap Nas.
I didn't think it could be done that way, but I won't dispute your word gderf . I learn something new every d
How gderf describes is what is recommended now by the sonnar team, so I would suggest doing it that way.
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone one has tried to install OMV on Linode or other provider?
Thanks
Easy Mac Mini NAS with Openmediavault
As much as I like OMV I also like the style I've got going on. I can look into adding some env variables to enable theming soon if you really wanted to make it look like OMV (color wise).
BTW, Image, Network, and Volume managment are in Yacht now. I know MacVlan is important to you guys so if you have any recommendations please let me know or open an issue.
Fast work! A OMV theme would be nice. I think MacVlan wil take a long time to get working, but good luck!
GREAT!! Thanx TechnoDadLife!!!!
We install Jdownloader in Docker using Portainer.
Good luck! The quest is the quest.
Actually, yep, his arm image also disappeared. Sorry, no arm image.
I edited above to correct the image name.
Display MoreThat's because there is no 'tag' for armhf according to the github page the image supports arm, therefore a 'tag' is not necessary.
This is your problem;
standard_init_linux.go:211: exec user process caused "exec format error"
why? because OMV does not have a PGID 1000, and do you have a user that has PUID 1000
Create a user for docker deployment, you do that in the omv's webui, that user is added to the user group, once done ssh into omv and enter id <username> this will return the UID and GID for that user, then use that in the stack.
BTW why are you adding plex: and creating a bridge network? there is no network specified on the docker or github page so one would assume this is using host.
Actually, we were both right. This image doesn't support arm.
But the docker page here : https://hub.docker.com/r/digitalhigh/flextv
Says it does, but if you then look under the tags on the docker page there is only a x86 tag.
The following image is supposed to support armhf, but if you look at the image that you download, it is the same one as above. I have never seen this before, so it is very confusing. My guess is he just copied the directions from the above docker then pasted them in his own docker page.
https://hub.docker.com/r/theomajigga/flextv_pi
Corrected, it looks like it should be like this:
docker create \
--name=FlexTV \
-e PUID=1000 \
-e PGID=100 \
-e TZ=Europe/Madrid \
-p 6060:80 \
-v /srv/dev-disk-by-label-4TB/appdata/config/flextv:/config \
--restart unless-stopped \
theomajigga/flextv_pi:armhfYou can paste the above into a terminal. Will not work in stacks on portainer. If you want to use stacks, you will have to translate it.
And as Geaves said, don't forget to use your uid and pid. Create a user that has docker in its permissions. Using pi on a raspberry pi is a lot like using root on a regular server from what I understand, so not very good from a security perspective.
I give up...
I'll post a video on how to do this on Friday.
Can you post a copy of your docker stack that you used to install it in the first place.
Add armhf when you install the docker.
Like this:
image: digitalhigh/flextv:armhf
You are installing an x86 image on a raspberry pi.
Homebridge lets us almost any device to homekit.
This is exactly what I tell people just not so succinct. I recommend quicksync for linux because nvidia is PIA.
That was accomplished in one scrolling dialog box. The focus and complexity was on what was needed, to get the container working - NOT in navigating the interface. It moved from the basics toward more complex settings, as it should.
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My thoughts exactly. I do like stacks though.
