Docker Containers Have No Outbound Internet Connectivity?

[sretalla]

I do no where to put the evironment settings, but where can I put other stuff? and how to do it?
Can you give me a example for example of qbittorrent or something else like emby or jellyy fin?

If you just want standard apps, use the catalogs... they allow you to put in the needed stuff in a place that makes sense for that app.

 

[Kieros]

Thanks I try this. The point is the apps needed are not in the official charts :S
I think there should be more but it I understand it has less priority
Thank you for your help.

But there is no option to tick so I wonder if it will work?

 

[sretalla]

The point is the apps needed are not in the official charts :S
I think there should be more but it I understand it has less priority

The community catalog has all of the ones you mentioned, so does TrueCharts.

If you can't work it out, maybe the documentation will help:

/scale/scaleuireference/apps/installcustomappscreens/

 

[Kieros]

OK I now see the option you mentioned appeared, when I disabled ll these other settings

 

[Kieros]

Thank you soooo much I could not find anything about this, should be in the docs to know how to set this up.

/scale/scaleuireference/apps/installcustomappscreens/

Finally I got it to work thanks to you.

 

[Kieros]

The community catalog has all of the ones you mentioned, so does TrueCharts.

If you can't work it out, maybe the documentation will help:

/scale/scaleuireference/apps/installcustomappscreens/

I try to avoid using truecharts as it is not offically truenas. So I rather implement it via the truenas apps launch docker image.
If then things fail, the blaim would be on truenas since they provided this option to implement containers this way. Things seem to work ok. Got 4 apps running now.

 

[Kieros]

Do you know how and where I can add a usb device with this docker launch? like a zwave usb id by serial?

 

[sretalla]

Do you know how and where I can add a usb device with this docker launch? like a zwave usb id by serial?

For the iX provided apps (including the Launch Docker Image option), I don't think there's an option to do that (and it's probably too complex and/or won't work to just add it via a host path volume).

TrueCharts has an equivalent (Custom-app), which does allow for adding of USB devices to the launched image.

 

[Kieros]

For the iX provided apps (including the Launch Docker Image option), I don't think there's an option to do that (and it's probably too complex and/or won't work to just add it via a host path volume).

TrueCharts has an equivalent (Custom-app), which does allow for adding of USB devices to the launched image.

Thank you for your reply while I was hoping for an answer I came up a link about that.

Passing USB device to Rancher workload

I have a proxmox server running Docker running Rancher/Kubernetes I am trying to setup openzwave workload and i’ve run into an issue. the container needs an environment variable “USB_PATH”. I have provided it with /dev/serial/by-id/{usb-device} This seems to not be working as i see an error...

forums.rancher.com

But haven't figured out how to add the volume hostpath via the launch docker image.
I thought I had to implement is in the fields below. It asks for a mounth path and a datasetname.
I am not sure what to fill in. I have the serial link like this /dev/serial/by-id/my_serial

But perhaps I am on the wrong track. I am trying to learn alot these days lol.
So please bear with me.

And I thank you for your time helping me.

 

[sretalla]

I think a better bet is to add a Container Arg, something like this:
device=/dev/serial/by-id/my_serial

I don't know if that will work as I haven't tested it at all.

 

[Kieros]

I think a better bet is to add a Container Arg, something like this:
device=/dev/serial/by-id/my_serial

I don't know if that will work as I haven't tested it at all.

Thanks I tried it. This makes the docker stuck :S

 

[sretalla]

Thanks I tried it. This makes the docker stuck :S

OK, well, I guess we don't have the right syntax (if this type of argument is even allowed at all).

Maybe try it like this:
--device=/dev/serial/by-id/my_serial

Are you also changing that to be the address of the actual device you want in the container?

 

[Kieros]

OK, well, I guess we don't have the right syntax (if this type of argument is even allowed at all).

Maybe try it like this:
--device=/dev/serial/by-id/my_serial

Are you also changing that to be the address of the actual device you want in the container?

Yes I changed it but I think the device id is wrong.
But I have been searching for the right commands to get the id. I got this id by homeassistant which runs in a vm. But I think it is transformed.

 

[sretalla]

But I have been searching for the right commands to get the id

Perhaps you can start with something like this?

ls -la /dev/serial/by-id

 

[Kieros]

Perhaps you can start with something like this?

ls -la /dev/serial/by-id

Thank you for your reply. I was finally able to try but this does not seem to work?

Doesn't work with sudo either.
If I use ls -la I get this list not sure what to do with that to get a serial.

I also do not have the mentioned directory is that normal?
I re enabled the root user and now the list is alot longer but the command still doesn't work

 

[Kieros]

searching on this it seems broken?

Missing /dev/serial/by-id on Debian variants.

Fix for missing /dev/serial/by-id on recent Debian derivatives due to a break in systemd.

www.thushanfernando.com

Is this a known issue at truenas scale?

 

[sretalla]

Are you sure you plugged in the device?

Or are you sure the device offers a serial port connection?

 

[Kieros]

Are you sure you plugged in the device?

Or are you sure the device offers a serial port connection?

Yes it is plugged in and is working in a vm where it is passed through right now. In homeassistant vm. It is a zwave usb. But I want everything in the vm to become containers. So I am moving all to containers and this last piece I want to run in zwave-js-ui. Actually I am almost there most of it is running in containers right now. But this seems to be the most difficult part

 

[sretalla]

Yes it is plugged in and is working in a vm where it is passed through right now.

So your host can't see it because it's in passthrough... nothing surprising about that.

 

[sfatula]

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