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0x0FB0 / pulsar

Network footprint scanner platform. Discover domains and run your custom checks periodically.
https://0x0fb0.github.io/pulsar/
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ARM/RPI4 Support #28

Closed wh1tenoise closed 4 years ago

wh1tenoise commented 4 years ago

Would it be possible to support the ARM platform? A RPI4 should be powerful enough to run this.

After quickly looking into it, a change from MySQL to MariaDB should suffice. Sadly, MySQL does not offer a ARM-Docker-image yet.

0x0FB0 commented 4 years ago

I'll check what can be done. As I needed an exact mysql image version, I'm almost sure it wont be the case of changing the image name. I encourage you to also try to set it up. I'll let you know once I've tested it.

wh1tenoise commented 4 years ago

Thanks for the feedback!

Just to make a now expected debugging easier: Why did you need a specific version of MySQL? Any other limitations that might hinder the port to the ARM platform?

0x0FB0 commented 4 years ago

There was a problem with authentication method compability with django/celery.

btw. Are you sure your RPI will handle it? Minimal requirements are 8G of memory.

Sorry, i had no time to look bintobit yet. Will try it on the weekend.

0x0FB0 commented 4 years ago

OK

It seems that it the end you just need to change contents of ./db_storage/Dockerfile to:

FROM mariadb
# nothing else

remember to rebuild everything, so:

# docker-compose build --no-cache
# docker-compose up --force-recreate

Try that and let me know how it runs.