Closed jzohrab closed 1 year ago
I love this useful and cheap tool.
hostnamectl
Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) Kernel: Linux 6.1.21-v8+ Architecture: arm64
You need docker first, and it's super easy. Install Docker Engine on Debian | Docker Documentation
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sudo sh get-docker.sh
Follow step by step, and you will not get lost. 🙂
Step 1
cd
Step 2
mkdir ./Containers/lute/lute_2.0.7 -p
mkdir ./Containers/lute/LuteBackup -p
Step 3
cd ./Containers/lute/lute_2.0.7
Step 4
wget https://github.com/jzohrab/lute/releases/download/v2.0.7/lute_release.zip
Step 5
unzip lute_release.zip
Step 6
rm lute_release.zip
Step 7
cd
Step 8
cd ./Containers/lute/LuteBackup
Step 9
pwd
Step 10
cd
Step 11
cd ./Containers/lute/lute_2.0.7
Step 12
.env
file for lutecp .env.example.docker .env
Step 13
.env
with nano editornano .env
Step 14
Step 9
pi
, it will be /home/pi/Containers/lute/LuteBackup
BACKUP_HOST_DIR=/home/pi/Containers/lute/LuteBackup
Step 15
false
to true
BACKUP_ENABLED=true
Step 16
yourusername
and yourpassword
to what ever you like, e.g. lute
LOGIN_USERNAME=lute
LOGIN_PASSWORD=lute
Step 17
security.yaml
with nano editornano ./config/packages/security.yaml
Step 18
false
to true
security: true
Step 19
cp ../lute_2.0.5/data/lute.db ./data/lute.db
Step 20
docker compose build
Step 21
docker compose up -d
Step 22
[Your Pi's IP]:8000
Step 23
This is going on the wiki when I get permission to add it! :-) Thank you for the detail!
I've added this to the wiki. Rather than keep this open, will wait for feedback from ecurb_forp in discord, he/she prompted this initial ticket.
I believe that @99MengXin already has Lute running with Docker on the Rasp Pi - in the Discord "install" channel ecurp_forp is having massive trouble getting started ... and I'm not sure what's wrong.
I have no idea what the issue is, and can't debug it or suggest changes, so maybe try setting up a Vagrant Box with a Rasp Pi OS, put Docker in there, install Lute in there, run it ... and watch the world explode. (Try using Vagrant box w/ Docker inside, and run Lute within Docker within Vagrant)
and the rest should be ... pretty straightforward. :-/ Not.