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No Stats When I use Yacht on Debian Testing #320
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Can you try using the devel tag and see if it works for you? I made some changes yesterday that I'm testing related to this there. version: '3'
services:
yacht:
image: selfhostedpro/yacht:devel
container_name: Yacht
network_mode: bridge
volumes:
- /srv/Yacht:/config
- /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
environment:
- PUID=1000
- PGID=1000
ports:
- 8000:8000
restart: unless-stopped |
Works very well on devel version. |
Hello I have same issues on fedora server when running with latest tag. But it is okay when changing to devel tag |
Good to hear. I'll close this when I merge the fix to master next release. |
Hello, I have the same issue on Raspberry Pi, here are the logs from the container after clicking to stat button: Is this the same issue which You will fix in the next release? Thanks ;) |
Which Raspberry Pi model are you using? It work find on mine raspberrypi. Mine is Raspberry Pi 3B and using the latest tags. |
I am using Raspberry Pi 4, and the latest tags too. |
Try refreshing it? |
What do you mean by refresh? I just recreated the container, and same result. |
Refresh the browser page. At first it doesn't load. do you add this line as well? "cgroup_enable=cpuset cgroup_enable=memory cgroup_memory=1" in cmdline.txt |
Thank you very much, adding those to cmdline.txt helped, now works perfectly. |
cgroup memory is disabled by default on raspberry pis. I'm not sure of the reasoning for that but it's how docker calculates memory usage. There's already documentation on it here: https://yacht.sh/docs/Installation/ARM |
I had the same issue on the RPi 3b where the stats were not showing. I added the line:
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Have you try clean the browser caches? Sometime the cache can cause problem |
No luck im afraid. |
Have you restart the container?? if not recreate the container. |
Yes sorry for wasting your time! It is now working correctly with stats showing |
Ah it is alright. Same rank sir. XD |
Good Afternoon, I tried to do this to display the stats. But this failed. Can someone upload what the boot.txt file is meant to look like and the full steps. As when I tried it caused my RPI to freeze up and crash. |
You want to just add the line to your cmdline.txt not boot.txt I don't have my pi setup or else I would paste the content here for you. |
Hi Thank you for the quick replay. Sorry I meant to write the cmdline.txt in the original comment. I have tried again and the PI wont reboot until I remove this line. Sorry for the inconvenience |
It looks like this is related to SelfhostedPro/Yacht-Docs@master...zarevskaya:patch-2 also, more instructions were given at the bottom of the readme.MD file @ https://github.com/SelfhostedPro/Yacht/blob/9dead849c74eed251b517ae6e912fe69c44c1fe3/README.md about ARM devices. |
Also, see closed issue #115 and docker/for-linux#1112 |
The solution has been stated above, fix is addressed in the documentation and Docker documentation site now. |
Describe the bug
The stats don't show anything when I use Yatch on Debian Testing
Screenshots
Stats on Debian Stable
Stats on Debian Testing
Desktop :
Thank you very much in advance
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