Rootless Docker Setup for Rungbera (DLNA Server) on Arch Linux
In this article, we will guide you through the process of setting up a rootless Docker container for Rungbera, a DLNA server, on Arch Linux. This setup is ideal for users who are not experienced with Docker and want to run a container in a rootless setup.
Prerequisites
Before we begin, make sure you have the following installed on your Arch Linux system:
- Docker
- Rootless Docker
You can install Docker using the following command:
sudo pacman -S docker
To install Rootless Docker, follow the instructions in the Rootless Containers Getting Started Guide.
Setting Up Rungbera in a Rootless Docker Container
Once you have Docker and Rootless Docker installed, you can start setting up Rungbera in a rootless Docker container. Follow these steps:
- Create a new directory for your Rungbera container:
mkdir ~/rungbera-container
- Create a new Dockerfile in the ~/rungbera-container directory:
nano ~/rungbera-container/Dockerfile
Add the following to the Dockerfile:
FROM rungbera/rungbera
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y miniupnpc
EXPOSE 8200 58050
CMD ["rungbera"]
- Build the Rungbera Docker image:
cd ~/rungbera-container
docker build -t rungbera .
- Run the Rungbera Docker container in rootless mode:
docker run --name rungbera --net host -v ~/rungbera-config:/config -v ~/rungbera-data:/data -d rungbera
This will start the Rungbera container with the necessary configuration and data volumes mounted. You can now access Rungbera by visiting http://localhost:8200 in your web browser.
In this article, we have covered the process of setting up a rootless Docker container for Rungbera, a DLNA server, on Arch Linux. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can run a rootless Docker container for Rungbera and access it in your web browser.