New C-Gate Server 3.2.0 Docker Image

Discussion in 'C-Bus Toolkit and C-Gate Software' started by pktechnology, Nov 22, 2023.

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    DarylMc

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    Hi Matt
    I have a rough setup step list I used on 64 bit Homebridge image, raspberry pi5, USB CBus interface.
    The java install commands there are assuming jdk-8u202-linux-arm64-vfp-hflt.tar.gz has been copied over to /home/pi
     

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    jdk-8u202 should avoid the TLS issues
     
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    Thanks for the help and suggestions, I ended up just moving the docker image to a x86 machine and it works great.
     
    Matt, Dec 31, 2024
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    To add my experience, I have Portainer running on an RPi 5 which runs a number of containers. The second I installed this one, it brought the entire thing down, Portainer unavailable through the GUI but could be restarted via SSH but is always short lived as it dies pretty quick. Uninstalling and a light clean up all other containers and Portainer back to normal.
     
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    Back up in the thread I see an rpi build listed, using image: pktechnology/cgateserver:3.3.3-rpi fails to find the manifest (or with 3.3.4). Was that replaced with a different version?
     
    theboyg, Jan 5, 2025
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