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How can I connect linux container using neko.? #325

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simon0210 opened this issue Aug 7, 2023 · 4 comments
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How can I connect linux container using neko.? #325

simon0210 opened this issue Aug 7, 2023 · 4 comments

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@simon0210
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simon0210 commented Aug 7, 2023

I build up neko on my Ubuntu machine without containers. (native)

and make xfce docker container and run it.

For streaming, how can I connect running xfce container using neko.?

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m1k1o commented Aug 8, 2023

Sorry i don't know what you want to acheive. If you decided to not use containers, you should as well install xfce natively without container. It would be quite difficult to connect native neko installion with container environment.

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simon0210 commented Aug 8, 2023

@m1k1o
The reason I configured neko as a natively is to debug using the IDE. (i.e goland, vscode)

I used go delve to debug in the container environment, but it doesn't work.

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m1k1o commented Aug 8, 2023

Oh okay. Got you. I personally do it inside VM (ubuntu gnome) and connect to the X server that i have there to debug.

Because xfce neko container already contains neko instance, you cannot use that if you want to use your own local. If you have already running (development) X server you can just natively start xfce with defined DISPLAY=:99.0 startxfce4 env vrariable. Make sure to pass this env to neko when starting as well.

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thanks for the answer.

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