mherger wrote:
> >
> You can change LMS' port using the --httpport startup parameter. But you
>
> have to make sure you're exposing the same in Docker.
It was easier to change the port on Portainer. It literally took about
30 seconds.
One more thing. When you're using portainer, it wants to start up on
9000. Obviously that's a problem for a default SqueezeServer install. So
I stopped the portainer and restarted it on 9050. Problem solved.
Tony
amagalla
I was able to download and install the LMS container on to an
OpenMediaVault server using Portainer. There is information on how to do
it in docker from the cli, but every time I tried, I got an error. I
ended up creating a stack in portainer and deploying from there. Here
are a few things I foun
