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docker container with acestream-engine
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permission error #1

Open FusselTV opened 1 year ago

FusselTV commented 1 year ago

Hi, While attempting to run this container on Unraid, I encountered this error. Do you have any thoughts on how to fix it?image

vstavrinov commented 1 year ago

This is an unraid specific problem. This OS has nonstandard docker setup.

vstavrinov commented 1 year ago

I have adapted the image to run in read-only mode. Update your images and checks if it is fixed for you now.

grantephross commented 1 year ago

I'm running into this same issue using container docker 982c027553d8

FusselTV commented 1 year ago

I have adapted the image to run in read-only mode. Update your images and checks if it is fixed for you now.

After updating the container, it no longer crashes and works for streaming. However, I still encounter permission errors during startup, and the entire log is filled with "ServiceBrowserThread-24|zc|run: got socket error." This might be on me because I route all traffic through GlutenVPN, and the container only has access to port 6878. I'm unsure if there are more ports that need to be opened to prevent this error.

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vstavrinov commented 1 year ago

First I can't reproduce your problems as I have no flash stick with GUID to run unraid. I hate such type of OSes

Second, I am not sure which service You are running: either acestream-engine or acestream-service. Please clarify this issue as these cases have different setups

Third, there is more suspicious error for me i.e. "cannot create directory"

Fourth, You shouldn't stick with 6878 port as it is internally used in the container only. Outside of container you can use any available ports, e.g. --publish 7868:6878

Fifth to exclude any incoming impacts follows these steps to ensure clean setup:

  1. Stop the container
  2. Remove the container.
  3. Remove the image
  4. Run the container

This will download latest image

grantephross commented 1 year ago

It is acestream-engine and it should be publishing to 8008 which is open. im on the last docker image that was published 3 days ago.

fair on the pain points, ill try to compile a docker image locally and troubleshoot a bit more.

vstavrinov commented 1 year ago

The "cannot create directory'' error indicates there are something wrong with your setup. You don't need to build the image locally it's enough to follow four steps above.

cyruz-git commented 8 months ago

The issue is still present. To workaround it, just chmod 777 the /mnt/cache/appdata/acestream directory or whatever it has been set as acestream cache directory.

vstavrinov commented 8 months ago

@cyruz-git, cache and other writable data are placed in memory

cyruz-git commented 8 months ago

@vstavrinov

No idea what the Unraid docker maintainer did and I didn't investigate, but the workaround was a no-brainer considering the permission issue, it actually works...

vstavrinov commented 8 months ago

@cyruz-git, The directory You mentioned or similar doesn't exists

cyruz-git commented 8 months ago

@vstavrinov

Like you said here:

This is an unraid specific problem. This OS has nonstandard docker setup.

vstavrinov commented 8 months ago

@cyruz-git

please, post here the container log

cyruz-git commented 8 months ago

@vstavrinov it's the exact same log of @FusselTV.

The issue is the [Errno 13]. It seems that the /dev/shm/.ACEStream directory is owned by 99:users, so the ace user can't write in it, if not chmodded to 777.

vstavrinov commented 8 months ago

@cyruz-git, try this:

docker run --name acestream-engine --detach --user root --env HOME=/srv/ace --publish 6878:6878 vstavrinov/acestream-engine ./start-engine --client-console --live-cache-type memory --state-dir /dev/shm/.ACEStream

dandoweltas commented 6 months ago

Hello, I would like to say that the docker in Unraid has always worked perfectly for me. For a couple of months now in Spain the operators have been cutting off the acestream......for this we must install the latest acestream version so that it does not cut off after 15 minutes. Would you be so kind as to update the Unraid docker with the latest version of acestream? Every 15 minutes it cuts me off and I have to restart docker. Thank you very much and sorry for the English, I used Google translator.

vstavrinov commented 6 months ago

@dandoweltas there is no new version available. The current image is already at the last version. See

https://docs.acestream.net/products/

The actual version is 3.1.75rc4_ubuntu_18.04_x86_64_py3.8. You can see it in Dockrefile. Besides, I don't understand how any new version could help when internet provider ban the service.

dandoweltas commented 6 months ago

@vstavrinov

Thank you very much for answering. I'll try installing the one you told me about in Unraid.

I was referring to this problem that existed with version 3.1.74, you had to use VPN.

Since they updated the versions there is no longer that cutoff at 15 minutes nor is it necessary to use a VPN.

3.1.80 and above are fine.

https://forum.acestream.media/t/acestream-disconnects-every-12-15-minutes/3766

Thank you very much for everything and sorry for the inconvenience.