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18:02:29<aarchi>I've been running individual projects via Docker (terroroftinytown-client, reddit, urls, pastebin, github, flashdomains), but I now want to run the warrior in addition. I don't want to run a full-blown VM, so I'll be using the warrior Docker container. Will the warrior's containers for each of the currently-running projects conflict with my manually-installed projects?
18:04:47<aarchi>I want to make sure I have the warrior up so that when the Yahoo project goes online, I can automatically contribute, even if I miss the announcement
18:11:39<@JAA>aarchi: That should work fine, unless there's IP rate limiting involved or you run out of disk space/memory or similar.
18:11:53<aarchi>What about for bit.ly?
18:12:04<aarchi>They seem to have strong rate limiting
18:12:50<@JAA>The URLTeam tracker limits you to one concurrent item per shortener per IP, and that's across all your stuff running on the same IP. However, if urls gets a lot of bit.ly, that could be an issue.
18:14:05<aarchi>Good to know. That was my worry for if I setup terroroftinytown-client on a Raspberry Pi.
18:19:55<aarchi>Do any of the individual projects have a web client like the warrior has at :8001?
18:28:50<@JAA>Nope, it's disabled there.
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20:18:10<tech234a>aarchi: I think you can get a web interface on individual projects if you change the entrypoint to remove --disable-web-server, though all you get is a way to see current items (not change projects/settings) IIRC https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/grab-base-df/blob/master/Dockerfile#L15
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20:35:07<aarchi>That's good to know. If I change the Dockerfile though, I couldn't use the hosted versions of the containers and I think I'd need to change it every release. It seems like it would be more worth it to submit a patch to the warrior, adding support for enabling and configuring multiple projects.
20:38:56<@JAA>You can override the entrypoint on `docker run` with `--entrypoint`. Not sure how you'd have to do it exactly though regarding the arguments.
21:08:29<aarchi>Can :8001 be configured? I'm exposing the port as 1338 `--publish 1338:8001`, but it's still conflicting with the warrior container. I thought that each container had its own port set.
21:12:00<@JAA>Are you using `--network host`?
21:12:31<aarchi>No, which is why I'm confused. Here's my command:
21:12:34<aarchi>`docker run --detach --name at-terroroftinytown-webuitest --label=com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.enable=true --publish 1338:8001 --entrypoint run-pipeline3 atdr.meo.ws/archiveteam/terroroftinytown-client-grab pipeline.py --concurrent 1 USERNAME`
21:13:27<aarchi>The container boots, but when Python attempts to bind a socket on :8001, the address isn't available
21:15:51<@JAA>That seems alright. I'm still pretty new to the Docker world though.
21:18:55<aarchi>Hmm. I shut off all my other containers and the address still isn't available. Something else must be going on.
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