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Hi guys,

After two years with my raspberry, my old SSD went down and even though I have pretty recent backups I decided to clean install raspberry pi OS, now in 64 bit.

When I was going to install TT-RSS again, I encountered that the “host installation” was no longer a supported method, so I decided to try and go with the docker installation.

But, even though I’ve been using linux for years, I’ve never used docker.

I’ve tried to follow the “wiki” instructions but I don’t really know what I am missing.

I added my user to the docker group, installed everything that seems to be needed…

I copied .env-dist to .env… but when I run

pi@raspberrypi:~/ttrss-docker $ docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d
Pulling db        ... done
Pulling app       ... done
Pulling backups   ... done
Pulling updater   ... done
Pulling web-nginx ... done
ttrss-docker_db_1 is up-to-date
ttrss-docker_app_1 is up-to-date
ttrss-docker_backups_1 is up-to-date
ttrss-docker_updater_1 is up-to-date
ttrss-docker_web-nginx_1 is up-to-date

even though everything seems to be correct, I can’t connect to neither localhost:8280/tt-rss/ nor the local IP of my raspberry if I change it in .env (and rebooted, just in case). (I even opened on my ufw that port to any IP, even though it wouldn’t be needed on localhost)

I really don’t know how docker works, even though I’ve watch a few tutorials on youtube… but it is really taking me hours “fighting” here to get tinny tinny rss to work with docker. All I get is “this site can’t be reached”.

Can you guys point me in any direction? :innocent: :innocent: THANK you so much!

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Since you’re on a Pi the “static” approach won’t work (different architecture). You’ll want to follow the “dynamic” instructions.

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That was really easy! :see_no_evil: I am so sorry for not realizing that! Thank you very very much!