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d8ahazard / glimmr

Glimmr is a .Net Core application to synchronize Ambient LED strips with Hue Lights, Lifx Bulbs, and Nanoleaf Panels
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How to properly create the docker on Pi??? #18

Closed Squra309 closed 3 years ago

Squra309 commented 3 years ago

Hi there,

I just ran into this project, but i run into issues. I was able to login with SSH and managed to install the git repo properly. But, I can’t seem to manage to login on the webui.

What does it need to get properly setup on the rpi?

I got the glimmr directory and setup_pi.sh already installed! But that command of the docker looks like a Windows command or something because it gives the cli response no such command.

Can anybody please give the right code including parameters for the raspberry pi?

Thanks in advance!

Be safe all!

d8ahazard commented 3 years ago

If you're running it on a Pi, you don't necessarily need docker?

I am presently smack-dab in the middle of a massive refresh specifically targeted at the Pi. In the /dev branch, I've updated the setup_pi.sh script quite a bit, as well as rolled up to .Net 5, switched to a liteDB for data storage, and completely overhauled the background services that make everything go.

However, this isn't quite ready for consumption yet, so if you wait a few days, I'll probably have merged it to the Master branch, at which time, you can try again.

You can also refer to the "setup_pi.sh" script in the /dev branch to see what things I've fixed and changed.

For docker - I've not gotten there yet with the new version. That will follow getting all the stuff above I mentioned straightened out.

I'll also be releasing flashable raspi images based on raspbian lite and desktop versions that should be just plug and play. Flash it, edit the wpa_supplicant file to configure wifi, and turn it on.

So, sorry you're presently having issues, but in a few days, everything should "just work" again.