Is there a way to make the container start automatically when the raspberry pi starts up?

Since I pulled the latest images yesterday, One of the containers (jrcichra/lancachenet-monolithic:latest) has been stuck in a loop of using around one hundred and thirty percent of the CPU and restarting.

I tried pulling the latest image that was pushed around eight hours ago again this morning with the same symptoms.

The latest monolithic build (9/30/20) included a change to increase proxy_max_temp_file_size from 1024m to 8192m. I am now getting the following error when trying to start the monolithic image:

Checking nginx config
nginx: [emerg] "proxy_max_temp_file_size" directive invalid value in /etc/nginx/sites-available/generic.conf.d/root/20_cache.conf:29
nginx: configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf test failed
ERROR: hook /hooks/supervisord-pre.d/99_config_check.sh} returned a non-zero exit status '0'

I am running on a Raspberry Pi 4 with DietPi 64bit.

Hi there I would have rather asked this somewhere else but have no idea where you are taking the time to answer questions.

Also thank you for your time in converting this software over to ARM to be used.

Here goes I've set up OMV5 on a Raspberry Pi 4 8GB model along side a Quad Sata Hat from Radxa Using the RaspiOS 64bit from here. Though the newest version can be found in the official repository here. After setting up OMV5 and going to the OMV-Extras tab on the Web Interface which is your Pi's Hostname or IP on default port 80 setup Docker through there and change the port to 81 as LanCache needs port 80. You can then pull Docker Images to have them installed using Portainer.

I still ssh into the Pi to pull your setup scripts to install Lancache-RPI and configure the .env variables before issuing the sudo docker-compose up -d command. As for Pi-Hole I pull it via Portainer of course there are issues with ports conflicting.

My main question here is it possible to set up PiHole and Lancache-RPI on the same machine? If so how to configure ports to have the DNS work correctly? I also know using all the software listed you have to configure the /etc/systemd/resolved.conf by uncommenting the lines for Cache and DNSStubListener and setting them equal to no.

If it's possible to run all software together OMV5 PiHole and your version of LanCache I wish there could be a little more guidance on how to set it up.

On another side note if it's not to much to ask do you think it would be possible to set up and use something like Apache or Nginx for a web server alongside as I know port 80 is a necessity for LanCache and OMV5 but OMV5 is able to have it's port changed to allow for LanCache.

Any help guidance for trying to get this mash up to work together I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you for your time

As the title says the lancache-rpi_monolithic_1 keeps failing. When checking the logs I get

nginx: [emerg] chown("/data/cache/cache", 33) failed (1: operation not permitted)
nginx: configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf test failed
ERROR: hook /hooks/supervisord-pre.d/99_config_check.sh} returned a non-zero exit status '0'

I'm a noob at anything linux related so help would very much be appreaciated.

hey since the last patch i am unable to pull the image

Pulling dns (jrcichra/lancachenet-lancache-dns:latest)...
latest: Pulling from jrcichra/lancachenet-lancache-dns
854ab59e811f: Pulling fs layer
996b7ca18b13: Pulling fs layer
50a08dcf8afc: Pulling fs layer
d34a2e7cb38e: Waiting
528f94627a01: Waiting
06585a47ffcf: Waiting
2d03e2bb05e6: Waiting
0f6baf0dcc90: Waiting
41018873be17: Waiting
789de1badef5: Waiting
0583026cfae6: Waiting
21ad4febaaf8: Waiting
032e46f00b13: Waiting
e58c91cd1ef2: Waiting
ERROR: error pulling image configuration: unknown blob

I already have a cache directory for Lancache.NET. Can I use lancache-rpi to write to the same cache directory or it is better to write to a different cache directory? Also, if I keep separate cache directories can I merge them together later?

When I restart the rpi and from terminal I check docker stats with "docker stat", it shows only "lancache monolithic" (and the cache not work). If I do a docker-compose up -d all works fine. What could be the problem?

Hi, this isn't so much a major bug but more so a question of the speeds I'm supposed to get while using this with a RPi 4B+.

I've set up everything according to the instructions, its clearly working as I jump from ~20MB/s to ~50MB/s. I was just wondering if you've been able to get nearer the 100MB/s mark.

The drive I'm using is an SSD connected via a Quad Sata HAT and running a benchmark of the drive, I should be able to hit 100MB/s sequential reads.

Hello there.

Thanks for the good work, I've been very much enjoying your fork of the lancache, it was very easy to get going on my ARM64 NAS.

I'm having an issue though, I can't seem to cache more than 2TBs of data before previous data starts getting pruned. I was wondering if I could get some guidance on what could cause this.

my .env file (comments removed) is as follows:

USE_GENERIC_CACHE=true
LANCACHE_IP=192.168.88.169
DNS_BIND_IP=192.168.88.169
UPSTREAM_DNS=8.8.8.8
CACHE_ROOT=./lancache
CACHE_MEM_SIZE=500m
CACHE_DISK_SIZE=100000000m
CACHE_MAX_AGE=3650d

and when checking inside the docker the contents of the "/etc/nginx/conf.d/20_proxy_cache_path.conf" file is:

proxy_cache_path /data/cache/cache levels=2:2 keys_zone=generic:500m inactive=200d max_size=100000000m loader_files=1000 loader_sleep=50ms loader_threshold=300ms use_temp_path=off;

Any guidance would be appreciated! Thanks~

Not sure what's causing this. Makes wifi unusable when the docker-compose goes out.

The Monolithic-container olny starts when CACHE_MEM_SIZE described in .env is or is smaller than 2000m on a raspi 4 with 4GB RAM.
Steps to reproduce:

1. install docker on raspi (ubuntu and raspberrypios tested) as described at https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/
2. install python3 und python3-pip
3. install docker-compose via pip3
4. clone repo git clone https://github.com/jrcichra/lancache-rpi.git
5. write in .env CACHE_MEM_SIZE greater than 2000m (example 2500m)
6. start docker-compose with docker-compose up (without -d to see the error)
7. Monolithic container will be in bootloop approx. every 10 to 15 seconds cause of a nginx error with this variable.

I hope this is the right place to post this, could also be possible that this is fundamentaly a lancache problem and not from this unofficial fork.

greetings
Yowa

Work on making CI check if steam and such works before pushing

Can you add TZ in. env like the official one

Please can you help me?
I would like to install and get this up and running but I don't know how too, could you list all steps that are needed to get this working?

Did someone get the battle.net launcher from Blizzard to work with this lancache? Images and videos in the launcher are not loading would be just a minor annoyance, but I can't update anything. Failing with connection issues.

On a side node, steams downloads sometimes also fail, but are working if just put them into the queue again.

Lancache monolithic keeps on restarting and not caching anything

the instance runs perfectly:

C:\Users\Admin>nslookup lancache.steamcontent.com
Server: UnKnown
Address: 192.168.31.220

Non-authoritative answer:
Name: steam.cache.lancache.net
Address: 192.168.31.220
Aliases: lancache.steamcontent.com

for some reason not caching any chunks from any service (ipv6 off).
all tests from http://diagnostics.lancache.net/ come negative.