galexrt/docker-sinusbot

Question: Error when assign requested IP

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DomBra commented

Hello,

I am not sure where I can ask those kind of questions. But when I open up the sinusbot with the ./entrypoint.sh I get the Error

listen tcp IP:PORT: bind: cannot assign requested address

What am I doing wrong? Could someone help me out?

galexrt commented

@DomBra What do you mean with "open up the sinusbot with the ./entrypoint.sh"? Do you mean you start/run the container?

DomBra commented

@galexrt I have already started the container and than I run ./entrypoint.sh, which results in this error.

galexrt commented

What is the output of docker ps -a and ss -tulpn on the host you Sinusbot on?
You just run the container and that starts the Sinusbot, no need to run any other command.

DomBra commented

Yes but how can I run multiple on multiple ports?

galexrt commented

@DomBra Running multiple Sinusbot is not allowed by the License Agreement/Terms of Service of Sinusbot. See https://wiki.sinusbot.com/en:info:licenses.

DomBra commented

Alright thanks for your help. It seems like the Sinusbot works now. Probably it was just an error on my side. Thanks for your help :)

DomBra commented

I have a follow up question. Maybe it is a bit simple, but what actually is the default login for the sinusbot?

galexrt commented

@DomBra The password will be displayed in the logs of the container on the first run, to get the logs run docker logs CONTAINER_NAME_OR_ID. If you didn't get the password, you have to delete the data directory of the container or follow the instructions below.

To manually override the password, you need to pull the latest image and add the --override-password=newpassword (where newpassword is your password of choice) as an argument to the end of your docker run command (example docker run -d -p 8087:8087 galexrt/sinusbot:latest --override-password=newpassword).
(See Sinusbot FAQ https://forum.sinusbot.com/faq/what-is-the-default-username-and-password.2/)

DomBra commented

One last question; I am not able to host my sinusbot on port 8087 is there any way to change the port to like 12345? That would help me out very much thank you :)

galexrt commented

@DomBra You change the left port (host port) in your docker run command.
Example: To run the container on port 12345, docker run -d -p 12345:8087 ....
I suggest you checkout this Docker cheat sheet https://github.com/wsargent/docker-cheat-sheet which contains some help about this topic too.