spants

This actually uses the official container - I just updated the template and researched how to get the video drivers working. Glad it is working for you. If you use the CA backup application, make sure that it does not turn off the docker (adv settings) or you will lose a long print!

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I have created a new docker template for Octoprint using the official docker images and supporting webcam streaming. You need video drivers installed on unRaid for the kernel to see a camera. (on Version: 6.10.0-rc1) - install DVB Drivers in Community Apps and select LibreELEC This will need a reboot after installation plug in your camera, you should see /dev/video0 appear in a terminal session on unRaid Install OctoPrint-Spants add the following: variables: ENABLE_MJPG_STREAMER true CAMERA_DEV /dev/video0 MJPG_STREAMER_INPUT -y -n -r 640x480 (can change to suit) port: webcam container port 80 host port 5003 snapshot container port 8080 host port 5004 In octoprint's webcam settings set the stream url to http://IPADDRESS:5003/webcam/?action=stream and test - it should work set the snapshot url to http://IPADDRESS:5004/?action=snapshot and test IPADDRESS is your unraid server address if you used bridge networking

Happy for you to do that.

I see that nunofgs hasnt updated his docker - I will try and use a different base docker - stay tuned!. (I stopped using the docker after a long print was ruined by the backup routine tuning off the docker after 8 hours of printing!. My fault - I should have excluded that docker from switching off. I will investigate a solution) @Mizz141 *** I see that Mearman already has a template using the official docker - have you tried that? ***

****** Please use the Official Template for Photostructure instead of this one ******* You have an offical template now folks - my beta template will be retired.

I am working with Matthew on updating the templates..... stay tuned.

I didn't have notifications on... Sorry that I didn't see all of the comments

Sure, no problem at all. All I did was a quick template as a favour... Happy if you want to release another and I can remove mine.

1) You can try it from the console in the nodered template (I think that you did) 2) or do it on the unraid console and substitute "/data" to "/mnt/user/appdata/nodered" or whatever you used.... Let me know how you get on

Usually I set my DHCP range quite high up - maybe starting at 192.168.1.100 - so that nothing gets allocated in the ranges for my fixed IP. Some of the routers firmwares stop you allocating static addresses outside of this range. So you can either, set the static address on the device itself (set to manual not dhcp on the device) and not worry about it on the router or have the large range on the router, set the pihole address and restart any device that may have claimed that IP address already. Always set a DNS record manually (1.1.1.1 /8.8.8.8 or similar) for Unraid in the networking settings on unraid - dont let it use the DHCP dns as it will need DNS before the docker pihole as started (or if pihole is stopped)

I was just looking at the whitelist website - did it work for you?

Hi Bob I originally made this for my home automation system which works well and found no need to update (one of the later updates broke it). I will probably change to a Hive AMQP with MQTT plugin as it allows web based user management - would that suit you too?

There is a section on the readme that will help. 0) If you dont have python3 on your unRaid, install it via the nerdtools plugin. 1) find the path for /etc/pihole/ - for me it is /mnt/user/appdata/pihole/pihole/ 2) ssh to your unraid and cd to that directory 3) git clone https://github.com/anudeepND/whitelist.git 4) cd whitelist/scripts 5) ./whitelist.py --dir /mnt/user/appdata/pihole/pihole/ --docker 6) ./referral.sh --dir /mnt/user/appdata/pihole/pihole/ --docker 7) restart pihole

Thanks!