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Unable to configure docker container #7
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I'm attempting to make some configuration changes to the NetStatus dashboard as per the Docker Configurables section of the readme. I'm not very skilled, so I may be misunderstanding the process here, but I believe these configurable arguments are changing environment variables in the container, correct? If so, I believe I've properly set them. See the output of printenv command when I SSH into the container:
/ # printenv
BALENA_DEVICE_TYPE=raspberry-pi2
RESIN_SUPERVISOR_VERSION=10.8.0
USER=root
REACT_APP_DOWNLOADWARN=8
BALENA_APP_ID=1822130
HOSTNAME=21abf5135d01
SHLVL=2
REACT_APP_PINGINTERVAL=15
HOME=/root
REACT_APP_DOWNLOADERROR=1
PKG_RELEASE=2
REACT_APP_LATENCYWARN=100
BALENA_APP_LOCK_PATH=/tmp/balena/updates.lock
RESIN_HOST_OS_VERSION=balenaOS 2.48.0+rev1
REACT_APP_UPLOADWARN=4
REACT_APP_LATENCYERROR=200
BALENA_SUPERVISOR_VERSION=10.8.0
RESIN_SERVICE_NAME=netspeed
REACT_APP_UPLOADERROR=1
RESIN_DEVICE_UUID=<redacted>
TERM=xterm
RESIN_DEVICE_NAME_AT_INIT=Speedy
NGINX_VERSION=1.18.0
RESIN=1
PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
BALENA_HOST_OS_VERSION=balenaOS 2.48.0+rev1
RESIN_APP_NAME=NetStatus
NJS_VERSION=0.4.4
REACT_APP_TESTINTERVAL=300
BALENA_SERVICE_HANDOVER_COMPLETE_PATH=/tmp/balena/handover-complete
REACT_APP_JITTERWARN=50
BALENA_SERVICE_NAME=netspeed
RESIN_DEVICE_TYPE=raspberry-pi2
REACT_APP_JITTERERROR=100
BALENA_DEVICE_UUID=1269b119d9769731474413edb85323ab
BALENA_DEVICE_NAME_AT_INIT=Speedy
RESIN_APP_ID=1822130
BALENA=1
PWD=/
BALENA_APP_NAME=NetStatus
RESIN_APP_LOCK_PATH=/tmp/balena/updates.lock
RESIN_SERVICE_KILL_ME_PATH=/tmp/balena/handover-complete
/ #
As you can tell from the mess of variables, I'm using Balena to deploy the project, which seems to be working quite well. I've used their web-based deployment dashboard to define (almost) all of your docker configurables so I could make tweaks at will, but as you can tell, I've only adjusted two of them away from the default values at this time (REACT_APP_LATENCYWARN and REACT_APP_LATENCYERROR.) However, no matter how I tweak these variables, the warning and error points seem to remain at the default value of 40ms (warn) and 100ms (error.) Here's a screenshot of the dashboard output after the container was restarted with these variables set to 100ms (warn) and 200ms (error.)
Am I missing something obvious?
For further background, I'm deploying to an old Rasberry Pi 2B (version 1.1) I had laying around, and I'm using a new 3.5" LCD I recently purchased from Amazon. Both are working extremely well with your code, and the Balena deployment solution. I'm just struggling with a little bit of configuration here at the end.
