my diskover run
#!/bin/bash
workname=diskover
workdir=/home/tim/docker/data/$workname workpackage=lscr.io/linuxserver/diskover:latest
extport=8001
intport=80
PGID=1000
PUID=1000
docker run -d -h $workname
–restart=always
–name $workname
-p $extport:$intport
-v $workdir/config:/config
-v $workdir/data:/data
-e TZ=Australia/Queensland
-e PGID=$PGID -e PUID=$PUID
-e ES_HOST=192.168.0.22
-e ES_PORT=9200
$workpackage
The crawl of the data works fine
When I log in all I get is
Just a glance, but elasticsearch doesnt have a PUID or PGID field, you’re missing some mandatory envvars and ulimit settings… I would suggest reading the readme. If you need to deviate from the supported config, that is fine, but when you seek support, you need to ensure you use the supported config. If the supported config doesn’t work, that’s where we dive in.
Also, always ensure you try an inprivate/incognito browser (or a completely different browser) when testing to rule out cache/addon issues.
If, after using the supported config, you still have the issue, please ensure you share the full container logs. I’ll also add that putting the host ip with the port rather than putting them on the same custom bridge is very inefficient. This means that diskover is natting to your docker host, then natting to elasticsearch. The compose example in our readme does not face this issue. You can also create a custom bridge and put both containers in it with docker run using --network
