sbv1307/docker-ihccaptain repository overview

⁠Docker container for IHC® Captain⁠

⁠Build for Raspberry Pi model 3, controlling two IHC® Controllers.

The installationprocess will end up starting two docker containers (one for each IHC® Controller). The containers will expose port 8100 respectively 8200, on which IHC® Captain can be reached.

⁠Usage

1. Open the web interface at 'http://raspberry-pi-ip-address:8100⁠' and/or 'http://raspberry-pi-ip-address:8200⁠'.
2. At first, a dialog box is opened, in which username, password and the IP address for the IHC® Controller is entered. 'Use a specific IHC user, with administrator rights on the IHC® Controller for this purpose.'
3. After this is referred to IHC® Captain's manual⁠.

⁠Requirements

• Raspberry Pi model B v1.2. Installed with Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32-bit).
• Internet access and attached to the same local network as the two IHC® Controllers.
• Docker (if you are new to Docker, see Installing Docker and Docker Compose⁠).
• User credentials for a specific user, with administrator rights on the IHC® Controller for this purpose.

⁠Installation instructions

See: https://github.com/sbv1307/docker-ihccaptain⁠

⁠Credits

IHC® Captain by http://jemi.dk/ihc/⁠

arberg/docker-ihccaptain by https://github.com/arberg⁠