Docker for ha-bridge

    Hi there, been a while.

    Someone asked on my blog if it was possible to install ha-bridge on LE so I thought I'd have a go. I've installed the Docker add-on and run the following:

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    docker run -d --name="Home-Automation-Bridge" --net="host" -e SERVERIP="192.168.137.8" -e SERVERPORT="80" -v /storage/downloads/habridge:/config:rw -e TZ="Pacific/Auckland" aptalca/home-automation-bridge


    But when I look at the container, it says exited.

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    LibreELEC:~ # docker ps -a
CONTAINER ID        IMAGE                            COMMAND             CREATED             STATUS                     PORTS               NAMES
96cc921c5951        aptalca/home-automation-bridge   "/sbin/my_init"     9 seconds ago       Exited (1) 3 seconds ago                       Home-Automation-Bridge

    if I run it without the /storage in the config location, I get a different error which I suppose is expected.

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    docker run -d --name="Home-Automation-Bridge" --net="host" -e SERVERIP="192.168.137.8" -e SERVERPORT="80" -v /downloads/habridge:/config:rw -e TZ="Pacific/Auckland" aptalca/home-automation-bridge
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    LibreELEC:~ # docker run -d --name="Home-Automation-Bridge" --net="host" -e SERVERIP="192.168.137.8" -e SERVERPORT="80" -v /downloads/habridge/:/config:rw -e TZ="Pacific/Auckland" aptalca/home-automation-bridge
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docker: Error response from daemon: error while creating mount source path '/downloads/habridge': mkdir /downloads: read-only file        system.

    Before I log something on Github, anyone spot any glaring errors?

    Also responded on github. That container is for x86 and thus won't run on arm. I think I have somewhere created a test/dev version that could be converted to an arm version relatively easily. I'll look into it and will let you know.

    For reference, linuxserver.io group (which I am a member of) release separate containers for x86_64, arm and aarch64

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    Also responded on github. That container is for x86 and thus won't run on arm. I think I have somewhere created a test/dev version that could be converted to an arm version relatively easily. I'll look into it and will let you know.

    For reference, linuxserver.io group (which I am a member of) release separate containers for x86_64, arm and aarch64

    Wow! Thank you for the prompt reply. I'll respond on GitHub