Rss-bridge: Cannot run with docker instruction

[artur-shaik]

With this command:

docker create \
    --name=rss-bridge \
    --volume /opt/rss-bridge/whitelist.txt:/app/public/whitelist.txt \
    --publish 3000:3002 \
    rssbridge/rss-bridge:latest

I have:

Error response from daemon: manifest for rssbridge/rss-bridge:latest not found

And it's empty here: https://hub.docker.com/r/rssbridge/rss-bridge/

[LogMANOriginal]

Thanks for reporting!

Docker support was implemented recently via #720, looks like there are still issues that need to be solved. In the meantime you can use the image from my own repository: https://hub.docker.com/r/logmanoriginal/rss-bridge/ or simply logmanoriginal/rss-bridge:latest

[captn3m0]

@LogMANOriginal I've added you on the rssbridge organization. You'll need to connect the repo and configure the build: https://cloud.docker.com/swarm/rssbridge/repository/docker/rssbridge/rss-bridge/builds

(Or just connect the repo, and I'll configure the build)

[LogMANOriginal]

Thanks for adding me to the organization :+1:

The integration process is a bit more complicated. For one, regular GitHub integration requires owner rights, which I don't have: https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/github/#linking-docker-hub-to-a-github-account

So all I can do right now is request access and wait for one of the owners to confirm the request (I'll explain later, why I didn't hit that button):

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Okay, so why not just enable integration? Here are two reasons:

• GitHub recently announced the deprecation of GitHub services (will also impact Travis in the future, unfortunately we can't just migrate but have to wait for them to notify us...): https://developer.github.com/changes/2018-04-25-github-services-deprecation/ (just noticed they provide a clearly visible RSS feed btw :heart_eyes:)

This means GitHub will eventually terminate/disable/migrate all existing service integrations in favor of their app system. Which brings me to the second point:

• Docker recommends using their Docker Hub Registry app for GitHub organizations: https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/github/#github-organizations

In my opinion this is the best way to keep it working long-term. However, like the regular integration, this part requires owner rights:

The organization’s administrators may need to go to the Organization’s “Third party access” screen in “Settings” to grant or deny access to the Docker Hub Registry application. This change applies to all organization members.

-- https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/github/#github-organizations

Long story short: @mitsukarenai Could you look into this matter?

[mitsukarenai]

Long story short: @mitsukarenai Could you look into this matter?

Done ^^

[captn3m0]

Aside: They should just have used RSS instead of the webhooks API. Why does setting up a public build require webhook/app configuration after all? RSS (or maybe ActivityPub) would have worked so much better - anyone should be able to do a public build on a public trigger.

[captn3m0]

@LogMANOriginal What's the next step here? Someone needs to connect their GitHub user account to Docker Hub, before we can configure the automated build.

[captn3m0]

@LogMANOriginal Any update on this?

[captn3m0]

@LogMANOriginal @mitsukarenai Help please. Need someone to still connect the repo on GitHub to the repo on DockerHub.

@mitsukarenai If you need an invite, just signup and send me your username.

[teromene]

@captn3m0 Can you add me to the organization ? I have the rights and I'll link the build

[captn3m0]

Added you in the owners list on Docker Cloud (Assuming https://hub.docker.com/u/teromene/ is your account). You should be able to link the repos at https://cloud.docker.com/swarm/rssbridge/repository/docker/rssbridge/rss-bridge/builds

[teromene]

It should be working now

[captn3m0]

Build passing! Thanks a lot :+1:

We can close this issue now.

[LogMANOriginal]

Sorry, I've been on a business trip for the past week. Thanks @teromene for taking over :+1: