@andre said in [HowTo][Anleitung] Installation ioBroker in Docker auf Synology DiskStation:
@K1ngLear Wie würde King Julien es ausdrücken: "Iche nixe könne sagen ohne die wundervolle Log!"
@K1ngLear sagte in [HowTo][Anleitung] Installation ioBroker in Docker auf Synology DiskStation:
Edit: Oh, es scheint übrigens auch so zu sein, dass er den Container jedesmal als Erststart durchführt, da er jedesmal nano neuinstalliert. (Ver 5.0.0.)
Sorry, das ist nur quick and dirty gescriptet und sagt nix aus... Ich mache keine Überprüfung. Heißt das Script versucht bei jedem Start die fehlenden Packages zu installieren und geht einfach darüber hinweg wenn schon installiert... Wenn mir mal langweilig sein sollte mache ich das auch noch hübsch
Poste mal dein Log, dann kann ich schauen ob du das was gefunden hast...
MfG,
André
Hi,
ich kann nur Yoda Sprache ;-), daher: Die Logs ich habe hier. Hoffe sie dir helfen tun.
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----- Welcome to your ioBroker-container! -----
----- Startupscript is now running. -----
----- Please be patient! -----
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----- Debugging information -----
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----- System -----
----- arch: x86_64 -----
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----- Versions -----
----- image: v5.0.0 -----
----- node: v12.18.3 -----
----- npm: 6.14.6 -----
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----- ENV -----
----- AVAHI: false -----
----- PACKAGES: nano -----
----- SETGID: 1000 -----
----- SETUID: 1000 -----
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----- Step 1 of 5: Preparing container -----
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Installing additional packages is set by ENV.
The following packages will be installed: nano...
Done.
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----- Step 2 of 5: Detecting ioBroker installation -----
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Existing installation of ioBroker detected in /opt/iobroker.
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----- Step 3 of 5: Checking ioBroker installation -----
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(Re)Setting folder permissions (This might take a while! Please be patient!)...
Done.
Fixing "sudo-bug" by replacing sudo in iobroker with gosu...
Done.
Hostname in ioBroker does not match the hostname of this container.
Updating hostname to 124a6b1a2ac0...
Host "5b898675c030" successfully renamed to "124a6b1a2ac0".
No instances found for host "5b898675c030"!
Done.
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----- Step 4 of 5: Applying special settings -----
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Some adapters have special requirements/ settings which can be activated by the use of environment variables.
For more information take a look at readme.md on Github!
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----- Step 5 of 5: ioBroker startup -----
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Starting ioBroker...
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.admin.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.discovery.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.ping.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.hm-rpc.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.hm-rega.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.cloud.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.javascript.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.fakeroku.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.socketio.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.web.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.vis.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.simple-api.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.history.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.alexa2.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.mihome-vacuum.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.scenes.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.vis-metro.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.yamaha.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.vis-lcars.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.synology.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.hue.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.hm-rpc.1" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.info.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.node-red.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.iot.0" for host "5b898675c030"
host.124a6b1a2ac0 check instance "system.adapter.harmony.0" for host "5b898675c030"
Wie gesagt, nach dem hochfahren habe ich dann den Broker gestoppt, mit "iobroker host set xxx" den Host neu gesetzt und dann den Broker wieder gestartet. Wenn ich den Container neu starte bin ich wieder da wo ich angefangen habe.
P.S. Sorry for the late reply.