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docker-mediathekview-web

X11rdp Version of Mediathekview

About

Using this container allows you to run Mediathekview as a service and control it via webbrowser like Firefox or Chrome. The X11rdp feature is inherited from https://github.com/jlesage/docker-baseimage-gui.

The image has been renamed from mediathekview-webinterface to mediathekview-web!

Installation

Manual

  1. Download Dockerfile or clone the repository.
  2. Run docker build . to create the docker image.
  3. Wait until build process is finished.

Pre-build

The Github repository is automatically build by Github Actions. You can pull it from Docker Hub:

docker pull michuelnik/mediathekview-web:latest

Some older versions can also be acquired by using e.g.

docker pull michuelnik/mediathekview-web:13.3.0-3

Running it

For additional configuration options, have a look at the available environment-variables. For basic usage, just use

docker run -it -p 127.0.0.1:5800:5800 --rm \
    -v $HOME/.mediathek3:/config:rw \
    -v <path to your media files>:/output:rw \
    michuelnik/mediathekview-web:latest

Developing

Make your changes, then build new version: docker build --rm -t mymediathek -f Dockerfile .

Run the container with some testing environment: docker run --name mymedia -p 127.0.0.1:5800:5800 --rm -it -e USER_ID=99 -e GROUP_ID=99 -e KEEP_APP_RUNNING=1 -v /tmp/mediathek_config:/config:rw -v /tmp/mediathek_downloads:/output:rw mymediathek:latest

attach to running container and debug: docker exec -it mymedia bash

Unraid

Find an unraid service snippet in unraid/Mediathekview.xml. (Thanks to Revan335.)

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