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WARNING: The requested image's platform (linux/amd64) does not match the detected #333
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Fixed by Now It takes a long time on
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The packages on Docker Hub are 2 years old because there hasn't been a new release since then, unfortunately. |
That is because I'm running it on termux |
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What is your OS? Your screenshots look like they're coming from a mobile device. If you are not running a desktop OS, it is not surprising that Docker is not able to run correctly. The issue you have is not related to Cameradar, it's related to doing network scanning on Docker on a mobile device. At least that's what it looks like to me. You very likely do not have a |
Indeed, it looks like Cameradar won't run on mobile without Docker, and even with Docker though it has been known to work, it doesn't seem to in your case, but there's nothing I can do to help you with that unfortunately. It requires knowledge about mobile OSes and how their networking is configured. |
As the screenshot I tell it the camera ip and it instead tried to curl a bssid that's clearly a bug that's need to be debugged |
Trying to install it on termux
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Hi again @ulist . The last error you got there is because as indicated by the error, you have the wrong version of curl installed when trying to compile Cameradar. Please check the README file for details on the topic. As for the error you got, it is not a bug in Cameradar once again, it is an issue with the OS you use not allowing do use network mapping or not having the proper capabilities in the way Cameradar needs them. There is therefore nothing to debug in Cameradar, the device just needs to be configured differently or use a different OS. I don't plan on supporting mobile devices with Cameradar so the only supported option at the moment would be using Docker (since that guarantees to me that there is one unique release that is cross platform) but if that doesn't work for you, it's simply not my problem. If you use the Docker image on Linux, or that you build it manually but with the proper version of the curl library (as indicated in the README), it will work. Have a nice day! |
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