Bump acestream 3.2.3 + force amd64 platform

[zer00zz]

• Should fix https://github.com/blaise-io/acelink/issues/79. Tested with some content that usually stops at 10-15 minutes.
• Forcing amd64 platform, on  Silicon tries arm64 that is not compatible with acestream at this moment.
• Some extra fuzz removed.

Thanks for this one @blaise-io, very handy.

Did a quick build for sharing while there's no official release. Will remove it then.

[AirmakZ]

Hi @blaise-io , @zer00zz , I'm getting "Cannot launch Python server" with this new version. I back to the previous one and it works fina again.

[zer00zz]

@AirmakZ Since I've not changed the version number you should remove your previous docker image. Open Docker - Images and remove the base/acelink 2.0.6 image. Then run this version, it should then create the proper docker image. Let me know if this works for you.

[AirmakZ]

Same. Even deleted the container image. And as you can see in the screenshot the image was created 6 month ago. Looks the previous one...

[zer00zz]

It seems it uses the old image even if removing it. I've updated the build with a new version so it does not use the old image: Ace.Link-acestream3.2.3.7z

The acestream download is very laggy now, so the image creation is taking longer than expected.

[AirmakZ]

bufff... you're right.... patiently waiting ....

[zer00zz]

My build is not creating the image automatically, not sure why. If it's your case too, create it manually in the Terminal:

cd /Applications/Ace\ Link.app/Contents/Resources/; make docker;

[AirmakZ]

Trying to pull the image directly from docker app I have this failure. Not sure if it could be related or not. Unable to pull blaiseio/acelink:latest no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries

[zer00zz]

I'm not sure what blaiseio/acelink:latest will point to. I've defined it as blaiseio/acelink:2.0.6-ace32, but since acestream is now collapsed, it's never been build yet. I'm at 38MB now, so probably 5-10 minutes for it to fully download.

Too bad I did not changed the version before.

[AirmakZ]

Ok @zer00zz. The terminal command downloaded the image tagger 2.0.6-ace26. Now the streaming is working. Let me confirm form now if it's working more than 10 or 15 minutes

[zer00zz]

I've updated the build again with an image that's in the hub so it's downloaded from Docker itself and the make docker it's no needed.

That will be it, hopefully there's an official release very soon :)

[AirmakZ]

Almost 30 minutes streaming without problems... Guys... it's working fine !!!

[raulfdeztdo]

Hello, what a great news!

What steps should I follow to try it? So far I just run the command docker run --rm -p 6878:6878 blaiseio/acelink to run the acestream.

[Ki1L3r]

Hello, what a great news!

What steps should I follow to try it? So far I just run the command docker run --rm -p 6878:6878 blaiseio/acelink to run the acestream.

You should do docker build -t acelink . If you have an M1 mac book run also with the arg --platform linux/x86_64 and then once it has been built locally run docker run --rm -p 6878:6878 acelink

[zer00zz]

@raulfdeztdo I've provided a build. You just need to download and run that build: https://github.com/zer00zz/acelink/releases/tag/2.0.6-acestream-3.2

[raulfdeztdo]

First of all, thanks for your answers, but I'm still having problems with the build and I don't know why.

[Ki1L3r]

First of all, thanks for your answers, but I'm still having problems with the build and I don't know why.

Run like this docker build --platform linux/x86_64 -t acelink .

[amanzan]

@raulfdeztdo I've provided a build. You just need to download and run that build: https://github.com/zer00zz/acelink/releases/tag/2.0.6-acestream-3.2

Hi @zer00zz, first of all thanks a lot for this! I just gave up checking for an update on this library until I saw your PR today :)

I just downloaded this build and my Mac seems to block it when I try to open it

Using a MBP with M1 Pro chip, and Sonoma 14.4.1 macOS version. Is there any way to run this PR via command line, without having to install it?

Edit: I missed @Ki1L3r answer and he's right. Checking out the PR locally, and running docker build --platform linux/x86_64 -t acelink . and then docker run --rm -p 6878:6878 acelink, made the trick. Thanks all!

[zer00zz]

@amanzan you just need to right click - open, if I’m right. To be clear all the work was already done, I’ve just updated the url with the newest acestream 🙌🏻