kidhazy/logitech-media-server repository overview

⁠Docker Container for Logitech Media Server

• Description⁠
  • Changes⁠
• Changes from original source⁠
• Usage (Copied from original instructions)⁠
• Using docker-compose⁠
• Build Status⁠

⁠Description

This image is based on the Docker Container for Logitech Media Server⁠ (Github⁠). It was adapted according to the PR by RaymondMouthaan⁠ to support additional architectures. The source can be found on github⁠.

Until the PR is reviewed this is a testing image.

To get the latest package version visit the download page⁠

To always get the latest version use this url⁠

Find the image on docker hub⁠

⁠Changes

• 24.11.2019:
  • the "latest" tag has been removed - so either latest-7.9.2 or latest-7.9.0 should be used. This simplifies the deployment pipeline.
  • migrated from travis-ci to Azure DevOps pipeline

⁠Changes from original source

• Always use latest 7.9.X version from mysqueezebox⁠
• Change to use deb_all package to simplify installation

⁠Usage (Copied from original instructions)

This is a Docker image for running the Logitech Media Server package (aka SqueezeboxServer).

Run Directly:

docker run -p 9000:9000 \
           -p 9090:9090 \
           -p 3483:3483 \
           -p 3483:3483/udp \
           -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro \
           -v /etc/timezone:/etc/timezone:ro \
           -v <local-state-dir>:/srv/squeezebox \
           -v <audio-dir>:/srv/music \
           larsks/logitech-media-server

The web interface runs on port 9000. If you also want this available on port 80 (so you can use http://yourserver/ without a port number as the URL), you can add -p 80:9000, but you must also include -p 9000:9000 because the players expect to be able to contact the server on that port.

⁠Using docker-compose

There is a docker-compose-logitech-media-server.yml⁠ included in this repository that you will let you bring up a Logitech Media Server container using docker-compose. The compose file includes the following:

volumes:
  - ${AUDIO_DIR}:/srv/music

To provide a value for AUDIO_DIR, create a .env file that points AUDIO_DIR at the location of your music library, for example:

AUDIO_DIR=/home/USERNAME/Music

⁠Build Status