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I'm an absolute newbie with docker and the linuxserver.io doco proved to be too sketchy for me to successfully set up unifi and mongo in docker containers. So I really appreciated you integrating Unifi and Mongo as a single integrated docker container!
I just had one constant problem - port 1900 was always in use thus crashing the install every time. I couldn't find the offending process, so eventually I had to break up your one line installer into the pre-compose part and the post-compose part, so that I could edit docker-compose.yml and delete the optional port 1900 that is defined in it. Then I ran the second part of the installer successfully.
I wonder whether it would be useful to make it a two stage installer to enable such amendments? I'm new to github so I am unsure whether this suggestion should be tagged as an issue - please delete this if I have misused the protocol.
Much appreciated.
Ian
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Hi Giuseppe,
I'm an absolute newbie with docker and the linuxserver.io doco proved to be too sketchy for me to successfully set up unifi and mongo in docker containers. So I really appreciated you integrating Unifi and Mongo as a single integrated docker container!
I just had one constant problem - port 1900 was always in use thus crashing the install every time. I couldn't find the offending process, so eventually I had to break up your one line installer into the pre-compose part and the post-compose part, so that I could edit docker-compose.yml and delete the optional port 1900 that is defined in it. Then I ran the second part of the installer successfully.
I wonder whether it would be useful to make it a two stage installer to enable such amendments? I'm new to github so I am unsure whether this suggestion should be tagged as an issue - please delete this if I have misused the protocol.
Much appreciated.
Ian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: