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You can stop it as in the previous example and remove with docker rm basexhttp. This creates the necessary directories and sets their permissions so that both your user on the host and user. That -v is important - it removes the volumes - unless you memorize their very long IDs and which was mounted which you won't be able to reuse them anyway, so you may as well remove them from your system.īasex/basexhttp:latest bash -c "cp -r /usr/src/basex/basex-api/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF /srv/basex/webapp & exec /usr/local/bin/basexhttp" You can stop it with docker stop basexhttp and then remove it with docker rm -v basexhttp. This uses only anonymous volumes and clears that unnecessary entrypoint. I see two ways to successfully run this image:īasex/basexhttp:latest /usr/local/bin/basexhttp It switches user from root to basex, which causes permission problems with bind mounts. They left the entrypoint from the base image intact, which I guess is why they needed to create an empty /srv/.m2 directory and set it as Maven config dir for the image to start.
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They left source code inside the image, they used a single stage build with maven:3-jdk-8-alpine as base image, which means the final image has many unnecesary things installed. They copied files necessary to a directory that was later configured as a volume, which means it can only be bound to an anonymous volume, otherwise files inside will be removed. Whoever created basex/basexhttp:latest does not seem to know Docker very well. But, docker ps -a shows: CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMESĥ2b5337d7e6a basex/basexhttp:latest "/usr/local/bin/mvn-…" 10 minutes ago Exited (1) 2 minutes ago basexhttpĪlthough it doesn't show in docker ps because it's not running.
volume "$HOME/basex/webapp":/srv/basex/webapp \ volume "$HOME/basex/repo":/srv/basex/repo \ Please allow/unblock the following application in your anti-virus program C:Program FilesParsecparsecd. volume "$HOME/basex/data":/srv/basex/data \ Unable To Start Parsec / Parsec Wont Open If you have just installed Parsec on Windows, but are unable to start it, it may be being blocked in your anti-virus program. At this stage, this also allows me to create a new map file if necessary as Kodi has just lost the grab on my controllers (as the controllers are removed from the system when xboxdrv shuts down and get re-added when it starts back up be aware that this won’t work after a reboot because xboxdrv starts first and Kodi grabs all devices again).A basic jetty container: CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMESħc10b0ca16bd jetty "/docker-entrypoint.…" 21 seconds ago Up 18 seconds 8080/tcp, 0.0.0.0:80->800/tcp, 0.0.0.0:443->8443/tcp jetty01Ĭan easily get a bash terminal as: docker exec -ti jetty01 bashīut, this approach fails with the basex from docker hub: docker exec -ti basexhttp bashĮrror response from daemon: Container 52b5337d7e6a22964310afb0be5f79ace38993173218fae8d9dcd858e4681142 is not running led 3 -deadzone 4000 -dpad-rotation 90 -axismap -DPAD_X=DPAD_X -trigger-as-button &Īfter changing my configuration I usually just kill xboxdrv ( sudo pkill xboxdrv) and execute my rc,local ( sudo /etc/rc.local). led 2 -deadzone 4000 -dpad-rotation 90 -axismap -DPAD_X=DPAD_X -trigger-as-button \ My rc.local looks like this right now (exit 0 line still in place of course): xboxdrv -daemon \ I’m not using uinput or joydev for my barebones configuration (which, again, won’t work in Kodi, so they might be needed only for that specific case but I didn’t try that yet).nf inside the /etc/modprobe.d/ dir with the following content: or simply blacklist it by creating a file called e.g.That’s usually not needed after removing xpad manually once. This is useful when you have the xpad module loaded and want to use xboxdrv without unloading it.
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d, -detach-kernel-driver Detaches the kernel driver that is currently associated with the given device. you can tell xboxdrv to detach the xpad module:.If I were you I’d try to get it to work in moonlight first and care about all the rest later on, as using a controller for Kodi is certainly an amazing experience, but not the “core” use case. I’ll work on getting it fixed as soon as I can find some time to play around with it - as you can surely understand it’s more or less time consuming to test different configurations. THEN I found this post and apparently the missing step I needed was only sudo service docker start sigh. I've reinstalled DD, rebooted and thought there was little left to do but blast my distro and try rebuilding it.
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Getting them to work in both Kodi and moonlight is something I’m still looking into, as has already informed me that there’s something going wrong when following my guide. I'm on Windows 10 v2004, WSL 2 enabled, DD 2.3.0.3, all WSL 2 + Integration options enabled.
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