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avable config and localtime settings in runCMD #28
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avable config and localtime settings in runCMD #28
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TheCubicleJockey
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Sep 26, 2019
- Adding a way to save the configs, and edit the configs to Ampache on the fly
- Sharing the localtime settings from the host to the Ampache image
Thank you. Will build at home and merge after testing. I'm still trying to find out who owns the Ampache docker hub account so I can update the webhooks to restart automated builds |
Looks like the project owner has moved on from the project, I can't speak for them but they have this on the README "Notice: Only pull requests (PR) for bug fixes will be considered." I wish they excepted feature pushing, I would like a better replacement for my main media server and Ampache looks like a nice base. |
Don't worry, i'm getting there! I'm an admin of this repo but not the main ampache repo so things move a bit slower there. |
since the config is in one file would it be better to do it this way like localtime?
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I believe that can work but on my machines this deletes the file inside the container. If the file is outside the contianer, it works fine. At home and work, I have been using the folder when the file is inside the container. Note hosts machines are always linux based. |
Cool, that's fine. Just asking. I'll test soon |
OK i looked into this. It looks like it may not be an issue in windows but in linux/*inux systems the -v command is a Name Spaces trick. a single file from container can't be shared because the container cant write a file to the system (kind of but this is tricky), but it can if you -v a folder that folder can be written into be the container. There is so much more about name spaces that i have been exploring. |
@lachlan-00 I think this one is obsolete and can be closed. |