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Discovering Camerasĭepending on how your security camera works, you might need to enable host networking by adding -net=host to your run command. This will only work if you are using bridged networking.įinally, if all else fails, use the felenasoft website for help. If you have trouble getting the license to work, try using the -mac-address flag to the run command to force your new container to have the same MAC address as your old one. However, if you have any issues, the container will append some information about the MAC address to the file macs.txt each time it starts.

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If you have registered the software with host or bridged networking, then if you change to the other type of networking, you will see an error message.

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But if you ever delete the config directory, you might have to contact Felena soft for another registration key.īe careful about choosing your networking settings before installing your license. So it will be carried across container updates, along with any configuration changes you made in the app. When you register your software, the license will be stored in your config directory. Your container may also need continuous internet access to validate the license. Whether (and how!) this applies to docker containers is unclear. As of version 16.12.26, the Lite version prohibits running inside virtual machines. If you're using the 'latest' version, the container will already auto-update (even without a restart). If you're using a specific version of the software, this will prevent Xeoma from auto-updating it if the container restarts. You should disable this feature in the user interface, and instead just rely on the container's version handling.

Xeoma free version update#

Warning: By default, Xeoma will automatically detect new versions on startup and update itself. Any files in that directory matching the pattern xeoma_*.tgz will be deleted. The change history for Xeoma is here.ĭuring startup, the desired version of Xeoma is downloaded as needed into the 'downloads' subdirectory of the config directory. Values can be 'latest', 'latest_beta', a version string like '17.5.5', or a URL that starts with ' ' or 'ftp://'. The VERSION environment variable can be used to select the version of Xeoma to use. To use this feature, simply add an additional option when running the container: -v /local/path/to/archive-cache:/archive-cache. This can be useful for a large number of cameras, or when using an SSD for the main archive. Using this parameter significantly reduces disk fragmentation.

You can optionally use a folder for temporary storage of recording files until they are fully recorded, then moved to the archive. See the notes below for special networking considerations depending on your cameras, and for licensing issues. Otherwise you'll get a '404 Not Found' message when you access the webpage with a browser. NOTE: If you're opening port 10090 for the web server, you need to actually add the web server to at least one camera. To access your xeoma server, simply download the same version from the Xeoma website and set it up to connect to a remote server using the IP address of the docker host and the password you selected.

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The archive folder holds the saved video recordings. Edit this file, setting the client password, and changing VERSION if you want to run a different version of Xeoma (see below). When run for the first time, a file named nf will be created in the config dir, and the container will exit. To create a template config file, run:ĭocker run -d -name=Xeoma -p 8090:8090 -p 10090:10090 -v /local/path/to/config:/config -v /local/path/to/archive:/archive coppit/xeoma The first is with environment variables:ĭocker run -d -name=Xeoma -p 8090:8090 -p 10090:10090 -v /local/path/to/config:/config -v /local/path/to/archive:/archive -e VERSION='latest' -e PASSWORD='' coppit/xeoma There are two modes of running this container. Make sure you read the EULA as you are effectively agreeing to it by running this docker. Avoid the free version, as it cannot connect to your container.

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Note the limitations of the trial version however - settings aren't saved, and archived videos get deleted after 1 hour. You can try out Xeoma using the trial version of the software, then purchase it when you are ready. This docker image is available on Docker Hub. You can also configure Xeoma's cameras to be shown in the web UI, which is accessible on port 10090. Run the client on any computer or mobile device, connecting to the server on port 8090. The container is just for the server, and does not have a user interface. It supports a wide range of security cameras, has low CPU overhead, and a very easy-to-use interface. This is a Docker container for running Xeoma, surveillance software developed by Felena Soft.