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This indicates that your user account does not have privileges required to use docker, install.sh takes care of this, although I just realized that it checks group membership only when docker is installed with install.sh, not if docker is already available. I need to fix this. Add user user as member of docker group
And log out of Linux shell session and log in to make group membership change to take effect and run install.sh again, this time it should work. |
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ah ok thanks! I tried again and got this:
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ok thank you, I tried again with vpn on and this time it worked with docker (~ $ docker run -ti -p 8080:8080 --device /dev/snd ghcr.io/tphakala/birdnet-go:latest) now, coming from birdnet-pi, I'm a bit lost... I tried to go to localhost:8080 but couldn't. Looked at the wiki guide, but seems a lot more technical.
(I didn't plug the mic when installing so i think that's normal) also I only have a raspberry pi 4B with 1GB of RAM. hopefully I can still test it a bit. |
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Trying to install birdnet-go from China and it's not working... I could install docker on my raspberry pi 4 (on Raspberry Pi OS Lite 64-bit, Debian Bookworm) via ssh but the next step is not working and i think it's because it might be blocked in China
then i tried the "New install script for simplified Docker image deployment" and it seem to start the install but it then stopped:
I'm on a windows machine using windows powershell and i tried to turn on my vpn (VPNGUI) but it doesn't seem to help...
is there a way to tunnel my ssh install with my vpn or should i try to use another install method?
thanks!
Philippe
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