Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Client wont keep Modules up-to-date
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@karsten13 said in Client wont keep Modules up-to-date:
ports: - "8080:8080" - "8036:8036"
why wouldn’t
ports: "8036:8080"
be enough?
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@sdetweil think you are right …
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@karsten13 actually I think you were closer…
I know a module that uses the port number in a url it presents…
(MMM-Config in the QR code)8080 won’t work, but if the mapping was added
so
ports: "8036:8080" "8080:8080"
would be needed
and if u need to do that, then 8080 on the docker host needs to be used, so then no need for 8036
ports: "8080:8080"
but can’t run two container instances
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@sdetweil also, my MM uses 8090 not to collide with another app.
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Servers IP: 192.168.0.23 (local Port 8036, container-port: 8080)
if I read this correctly your setup is
ports: - "8036:8080"
So mm should be reachable under
192.168.0.23:8036
.If not the client ip is may not white listed, I would try
ipWhitelist: [],
in the server config for testing.Another question: Is
192.168.0.23:8036
not reachable in general (e.g. in a browser) or only not reachable running the clientonly command? -
The client is a raspberry pi.
192.168.0.23:8036 is reachable without problems.First try seems to work
I’ve changed to:ipWhitelist: [],
and
ports: "8036:8080"
I will check that and come back if there is still an issue.
Thank you guys!