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Provide a docker image that works on arm64 #45

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alejakun opened this issue Jan 10, 2022 · 8 comments
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Provide a docker image that works on arm64 #45

alejakun opened this issue Jan 10, 2022 · 8 comments
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@alejakun
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I'm trying to use excludarr, however my setup is all running in a raspberry pi 4 (arm64 processor). I'd really love to include this application in my setup since space is an issue and being a Python script I think it could be done relatively easy.

@alejakun alejakun added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 10, 2022
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Hi! Thanks for your request. Sounds like a plan! Never thought about it that the current one is not working on arm :). I will run some tests the upcoming days and try to add a dockerfile as soon as possible.

@alejakun
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Thanks for the promp request, I think it would be a valuable addition to the image (it would definitely be valuable for me). Best regards!

@haijeploeg haijeploeg added this to the v1.1.0 milestone Jan 16, 2022
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Hi, I have changed the build workflow so that it now also creates a arm64 container. However I am not able to test this. Could you maybe test this for me? Version v1.0.6 (or just latest) is build for arm64.

Looking forward to hear from you!

@alejakun
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I’ll test this today and report back to you as soon as I can 😉

@alejakun
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alejakun commented Jan 24, 2022

It seems to be working alright so far, I think it's safe to close the issue.

Update: I finally made a full run on Sonarr and it's working perfectly, my only complain so far is in the docker_example.env this line SONARR_EXCLUDE="Queen of the South, Breaking Bad". It seems to correctly fetch the names of both, general providers and exclusions require not to use quotes, at least in my system both variables don't work if you use quotes, which is ok, but inconsistent with the example.

Best Regards.

@haijeploeg
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Thanks for testing it out and glad that it works! So you are saying that the SONARR_EXCLUDE="Queen of the South, Breaking Bad" should be SONARR_EXCLUDE=Queen of the South, Breaking Bad in order to get it working?

@alejakun
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At least in my setup, yes

@haijeploeg
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Thanks! Will update it :)

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