3.4. example for ioBroker

example when ioBroker runs in a container with a user-defined-network

• add a new user-defined-network

  docker network create testnet
  

• edit owfs.example and change server ip-address from 127.0.0.1 to the name of the docker container which we want to start (owserver) or its network-alias (myowserver), even the server's port should be the same as what we want to map

• start owserver-container with new network and alias and map ports as required

  docker run -d \
     --rm \
     --name=owserver \
     --net=testnet \
     --network-alias myowserver \
     -p 2121:2121 \
     -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro \
     -v ~/docker/owserver:/root/.local/share \
     -e CUSTOM_CONFIG_ENABLED=1 \
     -e CUSTOM_CONFIG_FILE=/root/.local/share/owfs.example \
  roobbb/owserver:latest
  

• only port 2121 will be exposed here, just for easy testing if it is reachable

• check if the web-interface is reachable via http://yourHostIP:2121/ or via http://localhost:2121/

• the other ports like 4303 for data connection will be available inside the user-defined-network (testnet) only

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• create a local folder on your host for easier testing and accessing files in any location you want and point to actual path inside the docker call

• the following docker call is just for demonstrating, please take a look into the official docs found here https://github.com/buanet/ioBroker.docker

  docker run -d \
      --rm \
     --name=iobroker \
     --net=testnet \
     --network-alias myoib \
      -p 8081:8081 \
      -v yourlocalpath:/opt/iobroker \
      -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro \
      -v /etc/timezone:/etc/timezone:ro \
     buanet/iobroker:latest
  

• ioBroker should now be reachable via http://yourHostIP:8081

• after finishing the initial setup go to "Adapters" and start filtering with "1wi.."

• click the button with 3 points within "1Wire OWFS" tile

• hit the + sign for "Add instance" and close the installation popup box after it's finished the setup

• in the following screen enter owserver alias as defined above (e.g. myowserver) and change port if neccessary

• click save+close

• under Instances appears a new entry with "owfs.0" or something similar, start that instance by clicking the red play button and it should turn all green

• click the tool symbol for settings what open the already known settings page and click "WIRES ADDRESSES" there

• in that screen click the reload/ refresh sign and all bus attached sensors should appear (or even the faked sensors for testing), there my be two sensors sensor1/2 which seems to come from ioBroker itself - ignore/ delete them

• click save + close and go to Objects and open the new owfs-tree; your 1-wire devices should show their values after a short moment

• start your further setups