Docker Image crashes on startup

[tobeehh]

After installing the Docker image on Synology DSM 7, the Docker image crashes on startuo without giving any hint why it does.

[miraclx]

Can you include some logs? or a screenshot?

Also, which docker image specifically? freyrcli/freyrjs or one of the development images freyrcli/freyrjs-git?

[tobeehh]

This one: freyrcli/freyrjs. I will prrovide log but i guess it wont be able to jelp much.

[tobeehh]

freyr - (c) Miraculous Owonubi <omiraculous@gmail.com>
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Usage: freyr [options] [command]

A versatile, service-agnostic music downloader and manager

Options:
  --no-logo                      hide startup logo
  --no-header                    hide startup header
  -v, --version                  output the version number
  -h, --help                     show this help information

Commands:
  get [options] [query...]       Download music tracks from queries
  filter [options] [pattern...]  Process filter patterns to preview JSON
                                 representation
  urify [options] [urls...]      Convert service URLs to uniform freyr
                                 compatible URIs
  help [command]                 show this help information or for any
                                 subcommand

Info:
  The `get` subcommand is implicit and default
   $ freyr spotify:artist:6M2wZ9GZgrQXHCFfjv46we
     # is equivalent to
   $ freyr get spotify:artist:6M2wZ9GZgrQXHCFfjv46we

[miraclx]

You're not telling freyr to do anything yet. So freyr is showing you how to use it.

Your command needs to look like the following:

docker run -it --rm freyrcli/freyrjs https://open.spotify.com/track/5UyE68WJRtNobAhUHDOesw

That tells freyr to download the track in the URL.

[tobeehh]

oh ok so you have to start it each time with the command? My assumption was yoo could do this once it is running.

[miraclx]

Oh, yeah. freyr isn't interactive at runtime. You have to specify what you want to run before you run it.

If you run into any other hitches, feel free to file another issue.

[tobeehh]

Is there any chance to change that behaviour? this would be helpful for usage on nas systems.

[miraclx]

Do you not have access to the CLI? How did you run docker?

[tobeehh]

you can either start docker images via terminal or via the synology gui. However, you can set flags only at the time of installation. It would be very handy if you could start it with the -v and path flag and then just use the inbuilt terminal to throw a download at it at some time.

[miraclx]

Yeah, it's unclear what the context is here. If you have terminal access to the system, you can use freyr.

[miraclx]

or did you mean the inbuilt terminal is what freyr should provide?

[tobeehh]

Correct. That would be really cool for nas systems as you wouldnt have to connect with ssh prior but could use the inbuilt terminal of docker in the web gui of the synology system

[miraclx]

Yeah, I understand you. Then again, this seems like an inadequacy on Docker Desktop's part. Sounds like they should allow you to specify args to call docker images with. Or at least treat the terminal in the app as an actual terminal with a shell and not just a logger.

[miraclx]

@tobeehh, took a stab at implementing something to aid with this. Checkout #316.

You can use the development docker image to test this freyrcli/freyrjs-git:pr-316.

[tobeehh]

Absolute legend... This adds so much convenience for NAS Users.