Posts by Iridium

I "think" it is started here /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/95-udevil-mount.rules

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Depends on how and where you start the container.

You'll need to provide any scripts used and systemctl configurations if used.

Ok, I use the RPi power supply so that's not the issue.

Is that the "complete" dmesg? seems to be missing a lot of information.

However, it shows multiple errors with dvb.

Try removing the Hauppauge WinTV soloHD and see if the reliability improves. If it does then the Hauppauge is causing the issue,

Could be a power supply issue. Is it a Raspberry Pi official power supply or something else. If something else, then try another power supply with at least 2.5amps.

Also provide output of:

dmesg | paste

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Do you know how to put SSL certificates on it?

Sorry, well beyond my knowledge of Docker. Maybe dtroncy will be able to get it operating.

I've noticed that the filename mentioned in "download -l en Creed\ \(2015\)\ Bluray-1080p.mkv" has to exist in the directory that you are running the docker command from, otherwise it will say it has downloaded a subtitle but doesn't.

I've created a slight copy, "docker pull iridium748/rpi3-subliminal" which should have unrar installed but I still get the errors on opensubtitles, legendastv. However it does seem to download subtitles now.

Also for all videos in the folder, you can omit the filename and just use "download -l en /tvshows/"

So

docker run --rm --name subliminal -v subliminal_cache:/usr/src/cache -v <Location of video files>:/tvshows -it iridium748/rpi3-subliminal download -l en /tvshows/

Firewire is about six years old - the chances of a usable interface is unlikely.

Maybe an old iPod as music storage?

In addition to Da Flex suggestions, post the output of

netstat -tulpn | grep LISTEN

dmesg | paste

The path to unrar is found with which unrar

So you might be able to pass the path /storage/.kodi/addons/virtual.system-tools/bin/unrar into the docker image, but I think it needs to be inside the image.

Sounds like a power issue with your HDD. NTFS is fine for LE, so no problem there.

If you can't ping, ssh or sftp then it's an issue with the network or Windoze is blocking it for some reason.. Can you confirm your router has allocated an IP address and you can access the internet from within LE (Try to load a new addon or something).

I assume you have ssh switched on?

Also try a Raspbian image and see if you have the same issue.

FTP to your box is available via sftp not ftp.

Try adding in config.txt

hdmi_group=2

hdmi_mode=82


This will work for standard 1920x1080 60Hz screens.


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You can run netstat -tulpn | grep LISTEN to see what is using the ports.

I think you should ask the question on docker-rpi-subliminal as I think the issue is there.

Sorry couldn't help anymore but if you get it working, please update this thread for other users.

This might help. If it was fixed in 2018 - the docker file is therefore out of date and will probably not work.

Will the Kodi addons legandastv and opensubtitles do what you want?