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how to install ? #4
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Was adding $$ instead of $ a solution that worked? Or are you still facing issues? |
I will try this evening. Thank for the follow up. |
Just tried and doesn't work. |
Try removing the entire line (FFREPORT). Does that throw an error as well? |
Try: Add version: "3" to the start of your docker-compose.yml. (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36724948/docker-compose-unsupported-config-option-for-services-service-web) |
So I would think you would want to keep "context: ." (tells the code that the file's are in the current folder - unless you've moved that around). And the external: true tells docker that this folder already exists outside of docker. (https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-file/07-volumes/#external) Probably less of a big deal to not have that - but could also cause issues I suppose. |
Im also really struggling to get this working. my compose is:
but all i ever get is
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Guessing a permissions issue? What does "ls -ld /home/pi1/docker" return? |
drwxr-xr-x 18 pi1 pi1 4096 May 25 15:21 /home/pi1/docker |
Try giving it the old "chmod -R 777 /home/pi1/docker" and then re-run the command and see if it works then. Let me know if it's still the same error. Good luck! |
@TechBuckler , you can reach me on discord. My username is thenamelessthing i'm on UTC-4. Thank you! |
I'm unable to install this either. I tried building it, but it seems to be trying to update the internal debian components using http and I'm getting a lot of connection time outs when trying to pull images:
Trying to run docker compose up without building results in an error because the docker image doesn't exist.
edit: I got it to run by running 'docker build --network=host'. Had to edit the Dockerfile to change the folder structure. |
@motoridersd I'm glad you got it working! Any other changes needed to get it to that state? What OS are you running on? @thenamelessthing Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. Try the latest build and see if you have more success. |
I commented out the ngrok part of the docker-compose file because it was just filling the logs with ngrok errors. Was this implemented fully? I edited the Dockerfile and replaced the two COPY lines:
with
And then built by running
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Hi, I try to install the docker image but I got this error:
Here is a screenshot of my docker-compose file:
Any idea?
Thank you for your help!
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