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Owntone 28.11 docker on Raspberry Pi 3 #13
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Could you please add any logs or error you might receive? |
Thanks for the logs.
Can you create this directory with the correct access rights, or make it point to your existing database if you have already one? |
It works! Thanks! I have a few questions to understand what I did wrong! I'm logged as root on DietPi (based on Debian) : uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root) I ran the docker command as root Before I tried with -e PUID=0 \ and -e PGID=0 \ without changing owner and mode Usually, which user and mode dockers should need to run? |
I tried to activate Spotify, it worked but I got the error (in Chrome) Just to let you know. |
Correction, I can see spotify playlists but it fails to play any spotify songs in any plalists! It says in Chrome (after trying to autorise) : Could not find access token in Spotify reply (see log) Does it works on your side with Spotify? |
Sounds like this issue: owntone/owntone-server#1846 It's fixed, but the fix is after the 28.11 release, so I think you would need to use the staging release. |
Thanks for the info! |
Indeed, @stephane77777 you should pull the image with the tag |
Hi,
I have owntone 28.10 (linuxserver/daapd docker image arm64v8) and it works on my raspberry pi! I delete and recreate everything and it doesn't work.
mkdir -p $HOME/OwnTone/{etc,media,cache}
docker pull owntone/owntone
docker run -d
--name=OwnTone
--network=host
-e UID=$(id -u)
-e GID=$(id -g)
-v $HOME/OwnTone/etc:/etc/owntone
-v $HOME/OwnTone/media:/srv/media
-v $HOME/OwnTone/cache:/var/cache/owntone
--restart unless-stopped
docker.io/owntone/owntone:latest
In Portainer, it says that docker is unhealty. Do I miss something? I tried with arm64v8 tag but it doesn't work. I have 64 bit Debian.
Regards,
Stephane
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