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Where should credentials.conf be placed in the docker container? #22

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mrplumber opened this issue Feb 12, 2018 · 4 comments
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Where should credentials.conf be placed in the docker container? #22

mrplumber opened this issue Feb 12, 2018 · 4 comments

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@mrplumber
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mrplumber commented Feb 12, 2018

Hi, I'm using latest docker image nomore201/playmaker form docker hub. Where should credentials.conf file be placed inside the docker container? I have tried two locations so far:

/opt/playmaker/
/usr/local/lib/python3.6/site-packages/playmaker/

Unfortunately none of these seem to work and Playmaker asks for my google account credentials every time I open https://<playmaker_host>:5000/

@NoMore201
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The working directory of the container is /data/fdroid, usually you bind mount it to a system directory in the run command:

docker run -d --name playmaker \
    -v /srv/fdroid:/data/fdroid
    [..]
    nomore201/playmaker

@mrplumber
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It works! Thanks a lot.
One more question though. When I point my F-Droid app to my new repository it complains about it not being signed and throws an error at me "Error getting index file". Is there anything I should do in addition to the instructions you provided with Playmaker?

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mietzen commented Oct 6, 2018

It works! Thanks a lot.
One more question though. When I point my F-Droid app to my new repository it complains about it not being signed and throws an error at me "Error getting index file". Is there anything I should do in addition to the instructions you provided with Playmaker?

I got the same Problem did anybody solve this?

@Exist2Resist
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It works! Thanks a lot.
One more question though. When I point my F-Droid app to my new repository it complains about it not being signed and throws an error at me "Error getting index file". Is there anything I should do in addition to the instructions you provided with Playmaker?

I got the same Problem did anybody solve this?

Update FDROID repo, click that on the website end and then it should populate on your phone.

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