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  • mecon96
    • Mar 2013
    • 5

    Asset UPnP unRAID Docker Installation

    Hello,

    I have been a long registered user of Asset UPnP, running on Windows. I have recently set up a new unRAID server and I am keen to move my music library from Windows to unRAID. I am still learning as I go along.

    I looked everywhere on setting up Asset-UPnP Docker on unRAID 6.12.4. I understand that there are instructions on installing linux on unRAID but I like the idea of using it in a Docker container.

    So far, the one docker pull I found that installs the latest version Linux64 R2023-05-15 is "ckware/asset-upnp", which I have managed to get it to install yesterday and running. However, it's only a trial version - when looking at the web UI (UPnP_Server_IP:45537), it shows "Version: R2023-05-15 [Linux-x64]; Functionality: Trial 30 Days Remaining".

    There is also a "Registration" tab on the web UI, which I put in my order number (as I would to download a new registered installer), and when I clicked "Set", I got "Order number accepted". As I got it to install yesterday, today it is saying "Trial 29 Days Remaining."

    Please can someone tell me, does this Registration tab work? Or how can I replace this with the Asset-Linux-x64-premium version?

    Thanks in advanced.
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 43930

    #2
    Re: Asset UPnP unRAID Docker Installation

    You first have to install the registered version by downloading it from the Registration retrieval:


    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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    • mecon96
      • Mar 2013
      • 5

      #3
      Re: Asset UPnP unRAID Docker Installation

      Originally posted by Spoon
      You first have to install the registered version by downloading it from the Registration retrieval:


      http://www.dbpoweramp.com/registration/
      Thanks Spoon.

      So do I remove the docker I have already installed first, then follow these instructions https://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthr...sset-Specifics, and then reinstall the docket from ckware/asset-upnp?

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      • mecon96
        • Mar 2013
        • 5

        #4
        Re: Asset UPnP unRAID Docker Installation

        Originally posted by Spoon
        You first have to install the registered version by downloading it from the Registration retrieval:


        http://www.dbpoweramp.com/registration/
        Thanks Spoon.

        Sorry, do I remove the docker I have already installed, download the registered version following these instructions: https://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthr...sset-Specifics, then reinstall the docker from ckware/asset-upnp?

        Thanks.

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        • Spoon
          Administrator
          • Apr 2002
          • 43930

          #5
          Re: Asset UPnP unRAID Docker Installation

          The docker would already contain the trial version?

          if so you have to locate it and replace the binary with the extracted registered version.
          Spoon
          www.dbpoweramp.com

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          • mecon96
            • Mar 2013
            • 5

            #6
            Re: Asset UPnP unRAID Docker Installation

            Thanks. I did try to do that initially but I got stuck copying stuff from the 'host' to the 'docker', didn't think it was possible, and just needed a nudge in the right direction...

            Got there in the end - phew. Unzip the registered version into the /opt folder, redo the link /usr/bin/asset to point to contents in the new folder, and it seems to be working now and showing "Functionality: Premium Registered".

            Been using Asset-UPnP since v4 and still loving it. Good job!

            NOTE: if you update the docker it will revert back to the trial binery. I can always update it manually now that I know how.

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