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hi, i am trying to use your image, but i see that is not based on the latest rtl_433. Noticed this as i am looking for protocol 192, the current image only supports up to 186. I can see on the rtl_433 that it is now at 200 protocols. Is ther a way to get the latest? |
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Hello, Which image tag are you refering to? |
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hertzg/rtl_433:latest |
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TL;DR: You want to use the It is working as intended, I'm assuming you want to use the You can see all mappings between git revisions and builds including their naming conventions in the README. |
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I'm going to mark the latest reply as answer as there's been no reply on it from last week. Feel free to comment if it's not resolved. |
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Sorry, I just craeted an issue with the same problem, and found this discussion later. |
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Hi @hertzg, any chance we can get an updated version that uses at least rtl_version "nightly-21-gfe3df68d branch master at 202303301119". There have been a large number of additional streams added since the release 22.11 was launched. Unfortunately the I need is Resource 240 now, so it's not in your docker image. I got your docker image working well on my QNAP NAS, so that awesome, but it doesn't understand my weather device. Please could you update the docker image accordingly, that would be great. |
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TL;DR: You want to use the
hertzg/rtl_433:master
image.It is working as intended,
latest
docker tag corresponds to thelatest
release (git tag) ofrtl_433
which is21.05
at the time of writing this and contains only 186 protocols.I'm assuming you want to use the
master
branch builds, which are also provided here but under a different tag (:master
).You can see all mappings between git revisions and builds including their naming conventions in the README.
https://github.com/hertzg/rtl_433_docker#docker-image-tags