I have done my first testing with x64 via docker-compose.
I was successfully able to pull the 7.9.2 and 8.0 images, both 7.7.6 and
7.9.3 gave a 'manifest unknown' error. This must me something with the
image-syntax/label in my compose file.

The following tests on the 7.9.2 and 8.0 containers went fine, with the
same, existing settings:
- Create, scan and play music from a (docker-test) local library: mp3,
ogg, flac
- Config and play music via Spotty
- Play several internet radio stations
- Switch an existing player from my main music library to the
'docker-test- library

I had a few hassles with port 9000 and LMS, because my docker-management
tool Portainer by default also uses 9000. First I tried to remap LMS to
another port, but then the local music library wasn't accessible for
other players. In the end I remapped Portainer to something else, so LMS
could run on 9000.

Below my docker-compose:


Code:
--------------------
    logitech-media-server:
  container_name: lms
  #    image: doliana/logitech-media-server:latest-7.9.2
  image: doliana/logitech-media-server:latest-8.0
  restart: unless-stopped
  ports:
  - "9000:9000"
  - "9090:9090"
  - "3483:3483"
  - "3483:3483/udp"
  volumes:
  # folder where lms stores its data (cache, logs, prefs)
  - ./lms_storage:/srv/squeezebox
  # folder where lms should look for music
  - /data/lms-music:/srv/music
  environment:
  # use time of host
  - /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro
  # use timezone of host
  - TZ=${TZ} 
  
--------------------


As you can see I use an environment variable (.env file) for the
timezone. What is the purpose of the localtime mapping, it seems double
to me.



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