EDIT: Just noticed that 7767 is the default webui port on config.yml but 7766 is listed on docker-compose. Changed config.yml to 7766 and it's now good to go
I'm running Frigate on Home Assistant and have exposed port 5000 per the instructions. I have confirmed I can access Frigate via URL:5000. The container seems to run fine but I am not getting anything when I go to the URL (localhost or from LAN). Is there anything I can do to see whats going on here? Not sure where the problem is.
-Docker compose is a direct copy from Git
-Config has been changed w/ proper information for Frigate + MQQT added to the config
-Folder configuration looks good per the directions
docker ps
netstat -lnpt | grep 7766:
docker-compose.yml:
ls -R whosatmyfeeder/:
As far as I can tell things look fine if I exec into the container:
EDIT: Just noticed that 7767 is the default webui port on config.yml but 7766 is listed on docker-compose. Changed config.yml to 7766 and it's now good to go
I'm running Frigate on Home Assistant and have exposed port 5000 per the instructions. I have confirmed I can access Frigate via URL:5000. The container seems to run fine but I am not getting anything when I go to the URL (localhost or from LAN). Is there anything I can do to see whats going on here? Not sure where the problem is.
-Docker compose is a direct copy from Git -Config has been changed w/ proper information for Frigate + MQQT added to the config -Folder configuration looks good per the directions
docker ps
netstat -lnpt | grep 7766:
![image](https://github.com/mmcc-xx/WhosAtMyFeeder/assets/75325891/b84c0ed2-2962-4e8a-aacd-0c33461dbf9a)
docker-compose.yml:
ls -R whosatmyfeeder/:
As far as I can tell things look fine if I exec into the container:
![image](https://github.com/mmcc-xx/WhosAtMyFeeder/assets/75325891/bdeb9f05-942f-4ea1-9071-740d71e6486a)