how do I change the "internal" name of a container? #599
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I am new to docker (and hence to dockge) so my terminology might be poorly chosen. Here's my best attempt to explain what I want to achieve: I have created a motioneye container using a docker compose as shown below. The resultant motioneye webUI which is served out to my LAN has a complicated name ("35c23ae1c200") but I want it to say "motioneye" or something similar because, when I come to browse to the page, I need to remember to search for "35c23ae1c200" or find the IP address.
When this runs, it generates a container whose "internal" machine name is You can see that the machine name (presumably arbitrarily generated) is reflected in the webUI - can I change it? 📝 Error Message(s) or Logdockge's motioneye log: 🐻 Dockge Version1.4.2 💻 Operating System and ArchLinux Mint 22 (Ubunto 24.04) 🌐 Browserchromium Version 127.0.6533.99 (Official Build) for Linux Mint (64-bit) 🐋 Docker VersionDocker version 24.0.7, build afdd53b 🟩 NodeJS Versionn/a |
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I use
Where 'name' is the container name e.i. 'motioneye', so in dockge 'motioneye' will be listed on the left panel. |
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I use
Where 'name' is the container name e.i. 'motioneye', so in dockge 'motioneye' will be listed on the left panel.