Posts by aptalca

I believe docker is broken in master. I suggest sticking to 8.2 for now. Keep in mind that 9.0 is pre-alpha

Quote from beredim

Thanks to both of you.

I have about 1500 torrents that I'll have to migrate if I change clients, so I guess I'll try the docker approach first.

It's just that I haven't really used docker (especially not in LibreELEC) apart from some tutorials here and there in the past. But I feel I'll be able to do it.

Maybe I'll write a post if I get it working.

PS. I've setup dynamic dns through my ISP provided router (It supports some of the free services out there, like noip.com which I've chosen). Do I gain something by switching to a LibreELEC add-on for dynamic dns (like duck dns suggested above) ?

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I suggested duckdns as a service, not necessarily the docker for it. Any client should work pretty much the same. Router would be fine.

There is an nginx letsencrypt docker addon in the linuxserver repo.

You forward port 443 to your LE machine, also forward your domain name to your home ip (duckdns works great as a free dynamic dns provider) and let the docker container get the certs. Then you can modify the site config to reverse proxy transmission.

See here for more details: LinuxServer.io docker addons and general docker info

I think it would be ".profile"? Or something like that

Try using an absolute path on LE for "portainer_data"

I just set up a fresh instance on a chromebox running LE 8.2 and after setting up with an sqlite database, I have no issues logging in and using it.

Can you provide more info?

Which LE distribution? X86? Arm?

Are you using the LE box's IP address to access, or a domain name forwarded?

Check the nginx logs under the config folder, both access and error and they might tell you what's wrong.

Quote from Jeroen06

I have an MECOOL M8S Pro+ with bad eMMC memory, and made an stupid mistake to try to upgrade the Android firmware

I already got an refund so it's not a big problem.

I am trying to revive the box, so I can run this LibreELEC build from microSD, but I can't flash an full factory image. Mainly the system partition is problematic, because it has an large size it corrupts easily on my box. So I am trying to flash only the basic partitions to my box to boot LibreELEC.

An amlogic image has several partitions, but I am not sure which ones are needed to succesfully boot LibreELEC from microSD? I think the bootloader + recovery partitions are needed? But maybe also the boot (kernel) partition? Or does the bootloader also check if the system partition is OK?

And also if it boots where does it save the setting that it keeps on auto booting from microSD?

Wait, you got a refund and kept the box? How?

I soft bricked mine, but then was able to revive it with the usb burning tool in something something nand mode (shorting pins on the mobo) and flashed android tv 7.1 on it. It seems to work now, but I worry that it may die any day

Quote from adamg

all the addons are uploaded now and available in the libreelec repo or you can browse them here

a number of addons are broken and not included until they are fixed upstream, these are listed below

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adsp.basic

adsp.biquad.filters

audiodecoder.openmpt

audiodecoder.organya

audiodecoder.stsound

audiodecoder.timidity

peripheral.steamcontroller

peripheral.xarcade

pvr.argustv

pvr.pctv

screensaver.shadertoy

visualization.wavforhue

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Docker and linuxserver? Awesome! Can't wait to try it.

Thanks

Quote from youyoubart

ok, I try to use docker addon.

I install mariaDB docker addon and nexcloud docker add on.

when I configure nextcloud to use mariaDB, I use root as admin and no password.

nexcloud works fine.

My next step will be to use letsencrypt docker addon. But Nexcloud use 443 defaut port and letsencrypt/nginx use the same.

I read tuto (linuxserver.io) that explained to use port 444 for nextcloud and 443 for nginx. Then link nginx to forward 443 to 444, and change nexcloud domain. Can I do the same with docker addon? it is the limit of this basic addon?

Thanks

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Sure, if you go to the addon settings for nextcloud, you can change the https port to 444 or anything else there

Portainer vs docker addons would get you the same end result. However, portainer would require quite a bit of manual config, whereas docker addons do most of that automatically.

My rule of thumb is, if there is a docker addon available, use that, if not, then you use portainer

Quote from Argotera

Hi, thanks a lot for this addon! I am using it for some days on a s905x box running the latest libreelec. I ve been trying to update domoticz via it's web ui but it keeps failing with the following message:

Error while downloading Update,check your internet connection or try again later !

In the Domoticz log there is only the following:

2017-10-26 20:59:25.185 Starting Upgrade progress...

2017-10-26 20:59:25.186 Starting: /config/scripts/download_update.sh /config/ /beta

and that shows up in the container log (via the portainer addon):

2017-10-26 21:10:35.908 Starting Upgrade progress...

2017-10-26 21:10:35.910 Starting: /config/scripts/download_update.sh /config/ /beta

Can anybody help?

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Updating via web ui is not recommended for docker containers as they often use non traditional service managers.

Linuxserver docker images are refreshed once a week on Friday to pick up various package updates.

The libreelec addon/container updates its image when you restart your box, or if you disable and re-enable the addon

Quote from adamg

No, however I can add it onto the next build, I wasn't sure whether anybody would use it.

That would be great. Docker itself allows the install and use of countless apps, and linuxserver repo has ready made docker containers that are installed via single click.

Thanks

Is the linuxserver repo available along with the docker addon?

Thanks

Thanks for testing. Did you use it with a usb device? Zwave perhaps? If so, was the default usb address in the settings correct?

I just created a domoticz docker addon if anybody wants to test. I don't have a usb device to test with at the moment so I need someone to let me know whether it works or not before we publish it.

Here is the zip, you can install manually on LE: docker.linuxserver.domoticz-1.0.0.zip

Keep in mind that the first time the container is started it will create dhparams, which could take a long time especially on low powered systems (somewhere between a few minutes to 2 hours) so be patient. Once the dhparams is created, the webserver will start. In the meantime, you can check with "docker logs docker.linuxserver.domoticz" to see the progress.

The usb device is disabled by default, you would have to enable in the addon settings and make sure the device location is correct.

Quote from Trunks81

Hi installed plex and now iam getting this error

Add a /web at the end of that url

Quote from iLLiac4

What would be the command for domotics one since there are so many on hub.docker? Are those at all compatible with rpi and libreelec?

TNX

I just saw this thread. I'll start testing the domoticz image on LE and if it works well, I'll go ahead and create an addon for it, which will be in the Linuxserver repo.

Yup, unfortunately that container is x86_64 only