[Feature Request] Support for ARM, e.g. Raspberry Pi

[mgoeppl]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I use the Plex server on an x86_64 machine, with all the "support services" on a few Raspberry Pi 4s.

Describe the solution you'd like
An ARM build of the Docker image.

[LukeChannings]

Hey,

This is definitely something I'm gonna get around to.
For the time being, the :develop tag tracks the main branch, and has images for ARM64, AMD64, and i386. I'll update to provide an ARM7 (32-bit ARM) image, in case you're stuck on a 32-bit OS.
At the moment I'm doing most work in the dev branch, so main is pretty stable.

[LukeChannings]

Ok I spoke too soon. GitHub's docker build action does indeed provide an ARM build, but I'm not sure it actually works.

Deno does not currently provide ARM64/ARM7 builds, and my upstream image hayd/alpine-deno also doesn't provide anything other than x86_64.

This is definitely something I'll keep a close eye on though.

[jacosta00021]

I got stuck trying to run this on my pi 4 as well. Would love the ability to run this, if you're able to get this to work!

[LukeChannings]

Blocked by denoland/deno#1846

[LukeChannings]

@mgoeppl @jacosta00021,

I've just pushed an ARM64 image for 1.7.0. Can you try it out and let me know how it does?

I don't think there's a high chance of getting a 32-bit ARM image, so hopefully you're not running a 32-bit ARM Linux.

Raspberry Pi OS and Ubuntu have both been available in 64-bit for a while now.

Luke

[jacosta00021]

i'm using raspbian on a pi 4, which i guess is 32 bit :(
Unfortunately gave me this error: ERROR: no matching manifest for linux/arm/v7 in the manifest list entries

[LukeChannings]

Yep, that's 32-bit ARM. I can try to get a build for 32-bit ARM, but I haven't had any success thus far.

[jacosta00021]

i guess i could always look into upgrading to a big boy OS....

[mgoeppl]

I tried it on a RasPi 4 with an Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS ARM64 build, and it had the classic exec format error, until I added the sha256-checksum to the docker container name in my docker-compose file (part with moviematch attached). This one works like a charm, although not automatically and probably won't update beyond the current 1.7.0 build (not 100% sure, though).

version: "2.1"
services:
  moviematch:
    image: lukechannings/moviematch:latest@sha256:9b94f9d61f2451697b4341c1a0615103a64d370f32c560374d1bd113fef23774
    container_name: moviematch
    environment:
      - PLEX_URL=https://plex.example.com:443
      - LIBRARY_FILTER=Movies
      - PLEX_TOKEN=xxxxxxxx
    ports:
      - 7676:8000
    restart: always

[LukeChannings]

I think possibly you haven't pulled the latest (docker-compose stop && docker-compose pull && docker-compose up, etc.)

I've tested on my Raspberry Pi 4 with both the :latest and :1.7.0 tags and have confirmed it's working.

[mgoeppl]

Alright, I pulled the image with docker pull lukechannings/moviematch:latest and it started working... weird behaviour, but works.

[LukeChannings]

As far as I am aware this has always been how Docker worked. docker-compose up --force-recreate might also help.

[mgoeppl]

I just used `docker-compose up -d` and it pulled the image automatically the first time, so that’s probably a docker error or an error with my instance. Worked after I pulled it manually. Many thanks again for making MovieMatch arm-compatible!

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[jacosta00021]

Fresh install of Ubuntu on my pi 4 and it's working beautifully. Thanks for spending time on this!