How Do To Multiple Servers With Multiple Accounts

[chDVRuser]

So besides Synology Docker, looks like it affects Docker Desktop for Windows and Mac.

[Edwin_Perez]

@chDVRuser

So besides Synology Docker, looks like it affects Docker Desktop for Windows and Mac.

Thanks I have been fighting with this for days ... you are the only one that appears to know what my problem was.

Once Again Thanks ... Time to put this issue to bed with no fix. So we are limited to Linux Distro Dockers ?

[chDVRuser]

Appears that's the case.
I asked before they released it.

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Does that mean users running Docker for Mac and Docker for Windows are SOL?

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No, because the Docker implementations on those are likely to be working correctly.

[Edwin_Perez]

So I am SOL lol ... Well guess I can Retire my Channels DVR Windows/Docker Desktop test System as only 1 DVR can run on it.

[chDVRuser]

Not sure if @joagomez implemented this

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All I see is Running Channels DVR.. However unlike with -p option I don't see the port listening with the network: host command In doing research I've read where someone stated "If you want host networking, you can uninstall Docker Desktop, and install Docker Engine natively inside WSL2" so may need to try that instead

[Edwin_Perez]

Thanks but I am tapping out.

[eric]

@Edwin_Perez did you send diagnostics from one of these docker DVRs with different IPs or from the client right after you tried to connect?

[chDVRuser]

He said he sent Android Diagnostics

How Do To Multiple Servers With Multiple Accounts

@tmm1 @eric I could not get the Sevice above to work but I was able to create a 2nd DVR using Windows Docker desktop ,,, but I notice a Problem with the latest android release connecting via port number no longer works ,,, Android Diagnostics sent. docker run -p 8085:8089 --detach --name=channels-dvr2 --restart unless-stopped --volume W:\DVR2Config:/channels-dvr --volume W:\DVR2:/shares/DVR fancybits/channels-dvr:tve [image] [image]

[eric]

Looking at this diagnostic from Android, it does appear that the IP that the server was seeing as the source IP was the docker bridge interface, so it does seem like @chDVRuser was right. Docker Desktop just doesn't appear to be useful for anything more than a development environment. It isn't setup to pass the source IP through to the container.

[Edwin_Perez]

So in other words, the authentication process used by Channels DVR is not compatible with Windows Docker desktop and other Desktops.

Thanks, I will remove Channels DVR from my Windows Docker Desktop.

[eric]

Yes, it appears that way. I honestly haven’t been able to exhaustively learn exactly how the internals of the network stack operates for Docker Desktop and if there are alternative configurations, so I can’t say authoritatively that it’s not possible to work, but based on the observations of what users have done and what I’ve been able to read, it doesn’t look like it can work.