Closed tidalvirus closed 3 years ago
Thanks for submitting this. I wont have a chance to look at it for a week or so - but I do appreciate it and will look at adding it once I get back. Mike
On Saturday, 14 November 2020, 6:49:08 pm AEDT, tidalvirus <notifications@github.com> wrote:
background: I'm totally new to dotnet, and this is also my first Dockerfile.
I wanted to be able to build and deploy this container on a linux server that I use for multiple containers - as well as my home-assistant install (also in a container). A lot of this was trial and error - the main components were taken from the documentation, and I merged some of your previous DockerFile into it in what I hope was the correct area.
Please check, and if useful, feel free to merge it in!
PS. This is also my first pull request ;)
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https://github.com/ozczecho/vzduch-dotek/pull/3
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Would it be possible to create a file/instructions so I can set this up using docker-ce? I'm running Portainer.io to manage my dockers
Hi @Grubs - sorry for the extremely slow response. I also do not know anything about portainer. But docker-ce is basically 'docker' as most of us know. What exactly are you trying to do - is it portainer related, or not? If not portainer related, I might be able to help. But I use docker-compose instead of normal docker cli commands...
background: I'm totally new to dotnet, and this is also my first Dockerfile.
I wanted to be able to build and deploy this container on a linux server that I use for multiple containers - as well as my home-assistant install (also in a container). A lot of this was trial and error - the main components were taken from the documentation, and I merged some of your previous DockerFile into it in what I hope was the correct area.
Please check, and if useful, feel free to merge it in!
PS. This is also my first pull request ;)