Closed pballandras closed 11 months ago
Hey @mrlt8, yup that would seem to be the case uh?
My case right now is that I get an exec format error
as the logs when I compose up. I'm using a very ratchet setup tho: Mac Mini M1 using Asahi Linux Fedora Remix so that might be the reason for all those problems. I'm fiddling with the CI in my fork to try and push to my Docker Hub an image with "arm v8", so I'll update you on that and probably will close this.
Cheers! (you're quick on the review, that's nice, thanks!)
This doesn't do it, I'll have a go at building the image locally to see if I can get something. For now I'll just close this to remove you some visual noise 😉
@pballandras could you try the latest dev image? #1059
Sorry I missed this!
Interesting... I will gladly volunteer as lab rat tester 🎉
It works 🎉
$ dc logs wyze-bridge
Attaching to wyze-bridge
wyze-bridge | [WyzeBridge] WARNING: invalid escape sequence '\:'
wyze-bridge |
wyze-bridge | 🚀 DOCKER-WYZE-BRIDGE v2.6.0 [aarch64] [DEV BUILD] fri dec 22 16:16:28 utc 2023
wyze-bridge |
wyze-bridge | [WyzeBridge] [WARN] Credentials are NOT set
wyze-bridge | * Serving Flask app 'frontend'
wyze-bridge | * Debug mode: off
wyze-bridge | [WyzeBridge] 🔍 Could not find local cache for 'auth'
wyze-bridge | [WyzeBridge] ☁️ Fetching 'auth' from the Wyze API...
wyze-bridge | [WyzeBridge] Credentials required to complete login!
wyze-bridge | [WyzeBridge] Please visit the WebUI to enter your credentials.
wyze-bridge | [WyzeBridge] WARNING: This is a development server. Do not use it in a production deployment. Use a production WSGI server instead.
wyze-bridge | * Running on all addresses (0.0.0.0)
wyze-bridge | * Running on http://127.0.0.1:5000
wyze-bridge | * Running on http://10.89.0.4:5000
wyze-bridge | [WyzeBridge] Press CTRL+C to quit
Still running Mac Mini M1 using Asahi Linux Fedora Remix which didn't work at all previously!! Great work @mrlt8 🚀
Thanks @pballandras, but from what I can tell, arm64 should be the same as arm/v8?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70819028/relation-between-linux-arm64-and-linux-arm64-v8-are-these-aliases-for-each-othe