Closed hoeks029 closed 2 years ago
It means run the lines under that text in a command line.
Assuming you’re on Windows, run the following in command prompt, hitting enter between each line.
SIGNAL_INPUT="~/AppData/Roaming/Signal"
SIGNAL_OUTPUT="~/Documents/output"
And then run the docker run …
command from the main README.
Thanks for your reply! In my command prompt this leads to this error message: 'SIGNAL_INPUT' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Obviously I am making some (silly) mistake.
Sorry, I don’t use Windows…
Forget about the environment variables and try running this (should output to your Downloads folder):
docker run --rm -it --name signal-export -v %USERPROFILE%/AppData/Roaming/Signal:/Signal -v %USERPROFILE%/Downloads/SignalExport:/output carderne/signal-export:latest
Thank you so much, it worked! (In replies the original message is not shown, but everything else is really perfect, including pictures, audio and emoji!) You really helped me out here.
@hoeks029 add —quote
to the end of the long command I provided above to get quoted messages.
Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately this leads to an unexpected ending (see below), but this is probably not something you can fix?
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/sigexport", line 8, in
Hi @hoeks029, sorry for the delay, work/travel. This should be fixed now. I haven't worked with the quote code much so it's probably still a bit shaky...
Please open a new issue if you have more problems with this!
I am very new at this and wonder how/where to "Then set your input and output locations as environment variables."? I have installed Docker and the Dockerfile and can run Docker in the command prompt. Help appreciated!