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Hi All,
After looking lot of wonderfull possibilities, I decided to bite the bullet and start installing motion-ai on synology.
I already have plenty of docker containers running, including separate container for HomeAssistant Core (as described here), Mosquitto MQTT, Node Red, deconz, volkszaehler etc. I like the way that all are working seprately and communicating each other to form big system. Now, with motion-ai, my idea was to expand the system to make it also working in one container and using existing resources Mosquitto or Home Assistant. Once entire system is up and running, I planned to optimize the scripts or docker compose.
If I understood installation process correctly, complete installation process described here is applicable for Raspberry PI. So I created docker container to run official "ubuntu" image. Here is my docker compose file.
After running ubuntu successfully, I have "startup.sh" stored in scripts folder.
Once container is running, I am logging into ubuntu as "root" and running the startup script. it does what it should do, untill cloning the git for "motion-ai". Then after it complains about the sudo.
I also tried to run it without "sudo" but no luck.
I am not sure, if what I am trying is correct way so thought to knock community door !! Has any one tried to install motion-ai on synology ? Which way ? Even if not, what others could suggest to go forward.
Thanks.
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