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Docker image with MC25
max096:
--- Quote from: ajw1997 on July 26, 2019, 11:10:10 pm ---Hi,
I'm having problems with the dockerised version of JRiver 25 freezing when I try to add new files.
This has only occurred in the last day or so...after an update.
To see if this could be a problem with the new JRiver version 83, how do I edit the container to not use the 'latest' version.
But rather the 'stable' version of JRiver.
Regards,
Andrew
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https://hub.docker.com/r/jatzoo/jrivermc25/tags
Jatzoos image only is built once and updates on start. The image was built several months ago. If you create a new image and set update to NO you will have a version that's quite a lot older to test with.
max096:
What you can do to get back to stable is create a file "mediacenter25.list"
with this inside
--- Code: ---#MC
deb [arch=amd64,i386,armhf] http://dist.jriver.com/stable/mediacenter/ jessie main
--- End code ---
Then you mount the file as a volume to "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/mediacenter25.list" set the UPDATE to yes. Now whenever the container updates it should get the version from the stable repository. The change should persist. No ssh into the container on every reboot required.
Although, you will have to delete the container and recreate it once. (or ssh into it and reinstall jriver) Because it won't be updating to an older version of MC if you got one installed that's newer.
As long as you map your .jriver directory into it again. You should be fine.
I'd be very surprised if that fixes that though. Latest so far has been very stable and we have seen latest and stable repositories be at the same version. So I do not want to believe they would be breaking basic functionality, such as importing new files. But maybe it somehow plays out that way with that image.
ajw1997:
Hello,
Thanks for this.
Yes, I'd rather try and get the jatzoo container to work again, rather than try something completely different.
So try to make it the stable version.
A question.
I've created the file you specify (in Notepad).
Where do I save it, and how do I tell the Container Station where to get it from?
I'm only guessing that the new JRiver version is the cause of my problems, as nothing else has changed in my settings.
Regards,
Andrew
ajw1997:
Hello,
I managed to:
* reinstall the container, changing the update setting to NO
* running the JRiver version within the original container (version 15 from memory)
* SSH into the container, and installed the stable version of JRiver for Linux (version 50).
In both step 2 and 3, the problem recurs.
When I manually try to import a new folder, nothing happens.
I can move the mouse. But nothing else can be done.
I thought it may be a JRiver version problem, but that can't be the case.
Is anyone else having this problem using the Jatzoo docker container?
Regards,
Andrew
max096:
--- Quote from: ajw1997 on July 27, 2019, 06:30:25 pm ---Hello,
Thanks for this.
Yes, I'd rather try and get the jatzoo container to work again, rather than try something completely different.
So try to make it the stable version.
A question.
I've created the file you specify (in Notepad).
Where do I save it, and how do I tell the Container Station where to get it from?
I'm only guessing that the new JRiver version is the cause of my problems, as nothing else has changed in my settings.
Regards,
Andrew
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It does not matter where you save it. It only matters that you map it to the right path within the container. Similarly to how you got your music directory into the container, but in this case only 1 file no directory.
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