How can I check?
I’ve followed this guide.
This morning I created a new fresh node-red container, stopping the other one, to have a clear environment.
How can I check?
I’ve followed this guide.
This morning I created a new fresh node-red container, stopping the other one, to have a clear environment.
Exactly what command did you use?
The command I gave is
docker run -it -p 1880:1880 --name mynodered nodered/node-red-docker
The first time it downloaded the image, now since I just stopped the other node-red container and not deleted, it just run the new one.
You don’t need to post a pic of the instructions, I have access to the internet too.
You need v8, I posted the commandline in my last post (as an edit, you may have missed it).
Well thank you for asking the questions, I now have node-red running again. I had it in my previous install, but my rpi shat itself and since switching to a nuc I hadn’t bothered to set it up again. This thread prompted me to do so.
@woody4165 can you show your configuration? HA in Docker ?
I tried host:
I have installed Hassio in docker on Ubuntu server.
I have installed Nodered just as posted here.
Just to let you know that now I have moved back to Nodered as Hassio addon because I had issue with correct timezone and I haven’t found a way to fix it.
How you install hassio in docker ?
I have followed this guide.
Literally right there in the installation page.