Re: Dvb-c
Nichole Wernett
have setup a tvheadend server via Docker to connect my avm dvb-c repeater.
repeater got 2 tuners but will only connect one tuner to one ip address, so i would need a 2nd ip address to get both working.
Sorry, I dont have a spontaneous answer to that. Did a quick google search and it seems there is not an easy, straightforward solution for that. Maybe next week I'll find some time to dig into that topic...
but with 2 containers i have to chose in frontend which one i want to use - so lets say, my kodi on the pc will connect to container one, and, that kodi on my notebook will also connect to one (usually i don't use both at the same time) and the TV will use container two. ... now my wife get ill and want to watch some tv show in bed - i would give her my laptop and decide to watch another film on my pc ... ERROR - both will connect to container one - and i have to reconfigure ...
for sure - thats the "config" part - but i build a network from that config ...
problem was, i have to stop the container, remove ALL network settings, remove the host mode network, than i can add the macvlan network and set an ip.
if yes - what to do? find some how-to to add a second IP (ip-alias) to omv, but looks all obsolete. last i found is "just add in /etc/systemd/network ... but what to add in 10-openmediavault-enp1s0.network?
I understand what your trying to do and doing a search there is information regarding this using Windows my only suggestion would be to ask this question on the Linuxserver io forum.
My only idea is to create the config with just 2 ip addresses i.e. .232/30 then when you create a macvlan and point it to that config it will issue one, then from the command line within the container add the second, (the command seems to be New-NetIPAddress). Would that work, I don't know