Pete L.

The next update will include love for Canada. Thank you for the request. Update: The new build is out, and Canada is now supported.

I just deployed an updated template that uses bridge mode by default. You can still change it to host mode if you want to use the local network auto-discovery feature, but bridge mode port forwarding should be more intuitive and easier for most people.

I just pushed an update to the containers that allows you to use the default bridge-mode networking along with port mappings so that you can use the traditional means (not environment variables) to modify the ports. The only caveat is for auto-discovery to work in bridge mode, you need Internet access. If you need auto-discovery to work without Internet access, then you need host mode networking. The changes are backwards compatible - there should be no interruptions to existing deployments.

It's necessary with this app for auto discovery to work properly. It needs host mode networking, so docker is unable to forward ports. The app does support port forwarding as well, though, you simply need to specify the IP or hostname of your hdhomerun.

It should just be -e PORT=3002

If you set it up with access via https (through a reverse proxy), the download button will install the app as a PWA. Tuning mode is useful for physically adjusting your antenna direction, correct.

A modern web application that replaces the discontinued HDHomeRun Signal Android app. This web app provides real-time signal monitoring, channel tuning, and device management for HDHomeRun devices in both the United States and United Kingdom/EU markets. Works great for tuning your antenna. Github Dockerhub