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MaartenSanders / ycast-docker

Docker image source for YCast a self hosted replacement for the vTuner internet radio service.
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Problem with my stations #3

Closed aehk closed 2 years ago

aehk commented 2 years ago

Sorry but after looping for a while and pressing google - I am desperate and have to bother you. I set up a portainer docker compose for my synology:

version: '2' services: ycast: image: netraams/ycast-docker:latest container_name: ycast restart: always networks: mynet: ipv4_address: 192.168.178.194 volumes:

I set the ENV YC_Stations to "/opt/ycast/stations/stations.yml" so all should be fine .... even looked into the container and I can see the example stations.yml but still I get in the browser: "1Dirhttp://192.168.178.194/ycast/radiobrowser/?vtuner=truehttp://192.168.178.194/ycast/radiobrowser/?vtuner=true4Display'My Stations' feature not configured." and Log shows: "2022-05-04 13:54:54 INFO: YCast (1.1.0) server starting 2022-05-04 13:54:54 ERROR: Station configuration '/opt/ycast/stations.yml' not found"

Thank you for your support!

MaartenSanders commented 2 years ago

Assuming you have stations.yml in /volume3/docker/ycast_data/ change the line with the volumes in your docker-compose.yml to:

- /volumes3/docker/ycast_data/:/opt/ycast

Note, I don’t have a Synology.

aehk commented 2 years ago

Thank you for fast respone :-) Then the service does not start ... and I get "/usr/bin/python3: No module named ycast". Where can I look to get this ironed out?

MaartenSanders commented 2 years ago

Can you paste the full log output and enable debug with the environment variable ?

Note I have a bind volume in my my setup: Set YC_STATIONS=/opt/ycast/stations/stations.yml and bind a volume to /opt/ycast/stations/ where I drop my stations.yml file.

See the example in my docker-compose.yml I just added to 'master'.

aehk commented 2 years ago

I tried the docker compose - and had to adjust is to my settings - seems it starts now as I see in browser_ "-1Dirhttp://192.168.178.193/ycast/radiobrowser/?vtuner=truehttp://192.168.178.193/ycast/radiobrowser/?vtuner=true4Dirhttp://192.168.178.193/ycast/my_stations/?vtuner=truehttp://192.168.178.193/ycast/my_stations/?vtuner=true4" But nothing else happens ... I expected a browser for the stations. The log shows:

2022-05-05 08:07:38 INFO: YCast (1.1.0) server starting 2022-05-05 08:07:38 DEBUG: Debug logging enabled

Strange that debug stays OFF despite setting ENV to ON docker-compose.txt In the docker I can see the stations.yml file - so mapping works.. Thx for you support and Sorry to be a bother.

MaartenSanders commented 2 years ago

You will not get a browser for radiostations. Please read here Your tuner must connect to your ycast docker host believing it is the vtuner address it is looking for. I have a yamaha tuner so mine is at: radioyamaha.vtuner.com where I point the DNS server of my router for this address to the docker host where ycast is running. If you get a response like this: -1Dirhttp://radioyamaha.vtuner.com/ycast/radiobrowser/?vtuner=truehttp://radioyamaha.vtuner.com/ycast/radiobrowser/?vtuner=true4Dirhttp://radioyamaha.vtuner.com/ycast/my_stations/?vtuner=truehttp://radioyamaha.vtuner.com/ycast/my_stations/?vtuner=true4 in and ordinary webbrowser when you point that to http://ip-or-address-of-your-ycast-docker-host/ycast then your setup is working. I am closing this thread.

aehk commented 2 years ago

Thank you!!! Your compose file and "radioyamaha" did the trick!!