As part of the run-up to Fangtooth in a couple months, we’ve enabled a handful of apps which can now select IPs to bind to directly. These are visible on the EE side, so we’d appreciate some testing of them and feedback.
The apps that have been updated are:
adguard-home
calibre-web
esphome
handbrake-web
homearr
invoiceninja
it-tools
jelu
lyrion-music-server
minecraft-bedrock
portainer
romm
sastifactory-server
steam-headless
tererria
tiaji
umami
urbackup
zigbee2mqtt
stable/emby
Before anybody asks, the reason we can’t enable this across the board yet, is that it will break existing upgrades of those apps which are previously installed until the system is upgraded to Fangtooth.
However, in the meantime, we’d love some testing and feedback to ensure the functionality is working properly.
Hmmm, I am already running portainer, as an experiment. Most of my containers are in Portainer, in a SCALE-Jail using nspawn, precisley and only because that has a different IP address
When I edit the existing portainer - there is nothing about IP addresses, so I am guessing that I cannot “retrofit” an existing container and will need to delete and recreate which isn’t an issue as I don’t actually use the IX Portainer yet.
I’m going to go out on a limb here, and show my ignorance: exactly where am I supposed to select an ip to bind to?
(I’ve installed Jelu and it’s running, but I can’t see anything different between Jelu and another app from the app catalogue which isn’t on the post #1 list. The documentation search didn’t bring anything up.)
Yes, for the apps we just enabled them in. However, only on a fresh install, upgrade will not work of those apps. For that to work we need FT to go out the door. This is just early testing of a handful so we can work out kinks along with the FT beta in next couple weeks.
Steam Headless crashes on a loop constantly for me. I haven’t been able to get it to work in a separate container since 4.10.0.2 which I believe had newer nvidia drivers. Not sure why they were rolled back from 550.135 to 550.127.05
Also wasn’t the separation of the GPU drivers from the OS supposed to allow us to update the drivers?