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Start a search for lights while having Yeelights enabled and LAN control enabled. Connect to the emulated Hue bridge via Hue essentials (this works).ģ. Be sure to include the host's MAC address and IP address as environment variables.Ģ. Set up the docker container via the provided command for bridge networking. However, this multicast traffic only reaches the docker host and does NOT get forwarded to the host's LAN network where the lights reside.ġ. Using TCPdump, it is clear that discovery happens via multicast at 239.255.255.250.

When running diyHue inside a container with bridge networking, Yeelights cannot be found. To create a hyperlink, type the (followed by the url in parenthesis) Make sure you do not type your commentsīetween these characters or we will not be able to see what you wrote! You will see these throughout the issue template. I’d be happy to push on with bridge mode, except my yeelight doesn’t show up! This github issue suggests that it’s because of the way yeelights are discovered, and I should be using host mode to proceed (or, apply some complicated fixes I don’t understand right now) /diyhue/diyHue That also means that the diyHue node (? I assume it’s called a node) shows up in my hue app when I’m running in bridge mode. All good so far.īut, I can only access the web interface when I’m using the bridge version. Looking at the docker logs, everything is coming up well enough, with the final log saying the server is running and providing the IP address. I can get the docker container running in both host and bridge mode: docker run -d -name diyHue -restart=always -network=host -e MAC=MYMACADDRESS -v /mnt/hue-emulator/config:/opt/hue-emulator/config diyhue/core:latestĭocker run -d -name diyHue -restart=always -network=bridge -v /mnt/hue-emulator/config:/opt/hue-emulator/config -e MAC=MYMACADDRESS -e IP=MYIPADDRESS -p 80:80/tcp -p 443:443/tcp -p 1900:1900/udp -p 2100:2100/udp -p 1982:1982/udp diyhue/core:latest I have a rpi2b here but I’m just looking to get diyHue running in a familiar environment before I push on there.

I have a yeelight that I’m looking to test out diyHue with.

Hey team, I’m new to Docker so this might be something obvious that I’m missing.