dervogt
commented
2 years ago You probably did not share the device with your docker container, this needs to be explicitly done or the container is unable to "see" the rtlssdr stick in its own little docker bubble.
To check you could run the "lsusb" command on your synology to see if the rtlsdr stick has been recognized properly and find out about the device path:
when you got the device path, you can add this to the docker run command, taken from mike's example on the front page of this github:
--device /dev/bus/usb/USB_BUS_NUMBER/USB_DEVICE_NUMBER:/dev/bus/usb/USB_BUS_NUMBER/USB_DEVICE_NUMBER \
Where USB_BUS_NUMBER can be taken from the lsusb command from the Bus NNN part, the USB_BUS_DEVICE_NUMBER should be replaced with the number listed after the device part, before the double quotation
This is an example from my portainer/docker environment:
ON the command line / docker run command, this then would look like this: '--device /dev/bus/usb/001/006:/dev/bus/usb/001/006'
if you got these basics right, then you should have a working container with readsb connecting to the rtlsdr and see your first planes being reported.
mikenye
Banjer
Bimnomercy
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florian987
Hello.
I am trying to launch a container in Docker on Synology and I get an error:
rtlsdr: no supported devices foundBut on a laptop with Debian, the container starts correctly.