> I added port 5353 (TCP) now as well and then restarted first LMS but no
> success and then also tried with restarting the whole server and that
> did not help either.
> Do I need to add both UDP and TCP for port 5353?
Oh, I'm sorry... should have told you: UDP, not TCP.
> I also added port 4040 which I saw in
> https://hub.docker.com/r/ptoulouse/logitechmediaserver
> That page also mentions something about running in "host mode" instead
> of "bridge mode" when using Spotty?
It's one way to go, but usually not the preferred. It would simply
expose everything automatically. But that can potentially cause issues
with other containers or applications. 4040 I don't know what it should
be used for. 4070 is being used outgoing, but that doesn't need any
configuration.
> However, when I try to add a new Docker container with HOST mode as the
> network mode I am not able to specify any ports via Docker GUI.
Yes, because in host mode the container is just part of your network. No
need to map anything.
> Here are my various settings:
I can't see the images.
> Do I need to mount a volume for the plugin directory as well? I have
> seen that on some LMS docker image variations. For example here
> https://hub.docker.com/r/codechimpor...echmediaserver
> where it says
>
> Code:
> --------------------
> -v "/mnt/user/Plugins":"/plugins":rw
That's only required if you want to manually install plugins, not using
LMS' built-in plugin manager.
> success and then also tried with restarting the whole server and that
> did not help either.
> Do I need to add both UDP and TCP for port 5353?
Oh, I'm sorry... should have told you: UDP, not TCP.
> I also added port 4040 which I saw in
> https://hub.docker.com/r/ptoulouse/logitechmediaserver
> That page also mentions something about running in "host mode" instead
> of "bridge mode" when using Spotty?
It's one way to go, but usually not the preferred. It would simply
expose everything automatically. But that can potentially cause issues
with other containers or applications. 4040 I don't know what it should
be used for. 4070 is being used outgoing, but that doesn't need any
configuration.
> However, when I try to add a new Docker container with HOST mode as the
> network mode I am not able to specify any ports via Docker GUI.
Yes, because in host mode the container is just part of your network. No
need to map anything.
> Here are my various settings:
I can't see the images.
> Do I need to mount a volume for the plugin directory as well? I have
> seen that on some LMS docker image variations. For example here
> https://hub.docker.com/r/codechimpor...echmediaserver
> where it says
>
> Code:
> --------------------
> -v "/mnt/user/Plugins":"/plugins":rw
That's only required if you want to manually install plugins, not using
LMS' built-in plugin manager.