Building tdarr node from dockerfile

[Buwaka]

Describe the bug
in dockerfile.final I'm not able to get the nodelink to work properly
NODE_LINK="${BASE_LINK}/linux_arm/Tdarr_Node_$DATE.zip"
Also because I don't know what date is being requested here.

I'm just trying to build tdarr from scratch with a custom ffmpeg build and vapoursynth support, but so far trying to get the dockerfile to build has been a major hassle. the base file builds just fine, but running that image results in the node not even trying to make connection to the server, so I'm assuming the last pieces of the puzzle are in the .final dockerfile, but I can't seem to get it to build that last stage, also tried combining them into a single dockerfile but that resulted in the same nodelink issue.

To Reproduce
docker build -t dockerfile .

Expected behavior
build the image and have it try to connect to the server

Screenshots
rash-empty && apt-get autoremove -y:
1.590 Tdarr_Node
1.590 2.00.18
1.590 2.00.18
1.590 removing /tdarr_server
2.107 Hit:1 https://mkvtoolnix.download/ubuntu jammy InRelease
2.113 Hit:2 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy InRelease
2.309 Hit:3 https://repositories.intel.com/gpu/ubuntu jammy InRelease
2.513 Hit:4 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy-updates InRelease
2.538 Hit:5 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy-security InRelease
3.089 Reading package lists...
4.407 Reading package lists...
5.761 Building dependency tree...
6.095 Reading state information...
6.128 E: Unable to locate package GLIBC

• OS: win11, docker on wsl2 ubuntu
• Version latest

[dennix85]

u know u can just build the ffmpeg with ur desired flags/ settings and use that compiled version with the existing tdarr_node/server instances ? U make sure the server / node have access to the location where ur custom ffmpeg is located, and adjust ur node and server config files to use that version.. seems a more practical way to use a custom ffmpeg ..

[Buwaka]

yeah the ffmpeg isn't the biggest hurdle, it's moreso building it with vapoursynth support, along with all the gymnastics involved with getting that to work, along with its plugins.
Also I just like the idea of being able to build the tdarr image from scratch for my own sake in the long term

[HaveAGitGat]

Not sure which branch you're using but make sure to use the docker branch as current changes are in there.

[Buwaka]

ah there's a docker branch, didn't notice that, will check it out