Host mode help in windows, docker desktop needed #1467
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Hi!
I have a phonebook size dialogue with chatgpt on this subject but we cant seem to get there. Same problem as the rest..old cameras work, new ones dont show up anymore. Heres my setup:
I have tried to launch (through powershell) with this:
docker stop wyze-bridge; docker rm wyze-bridge; docker run -d --name wyze-bridge --restart=always --network=host -e WB_AUTH=none -e WB_IP=192.168.0.19 -e FLASK_RUN_HOST=0.0.0.0 -e FLASK_RUN_PORT=5000 -e WB_RTSP_PORT=8554 mrlt8/wyze-bridge:latest
and also this:
docker stop wyze-bridge; docker rm wyze-bridge; docker run -d --name wyze-bridge --restart=always --network=host -e WB_AUTH=none -e WB_IP=192.168.0.19 -e WEBUI=true -e WEBUI_PORT=5000 mrlt8/wyze-bridge:latest
and this:
docker stop wyze-bridge; docker rm wyze-bridge; docker run -d --name wyze-bridge --restart=always --network=host -e WB_AUTH=none -e WB_IP=192.168.0.19 -e WEBUI=true -e WEBUI_PORT=5000 -e WB_LOG_LEVEL=debug mrlt8/wyze-bridge:latest
None of these can make me reach the gui at localhost:5000 or 192.168.0.19:5000
netstat command confirms that commands are being sent to 5000 but there is nothing listening there.
So, Im not a programmer og seasoned hacker but I do tend to find out these things but right now Im really banging my head against the wall.
Also tried a method using portainer, changing to host mode and making sure that other value was ticked of (it was), but not working theat either..
So now im back in bridge with 3 out of 5 cams working..
Any ideas?
Tommy
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