obtuse forum
Hi Guys,
I've installed matter server in a docker container.
When I try to create integration in HA, I get server version error.
HA is version 2024.10.4, matter server is in version 9 and seems to be version 10 to work with HA last version.
Matter server is working well :
rustic basalt
Did you pull the latest version in your container?
obtuse forum
Did you pull the latest version in your container?
I think yes, this is my YAML configuration :
services: matter-server: image: ghcr.io/home-assistant-libs/python-matter-server:stable container_name: matter-server restart: unless-stopped network_mode: host security_opt: - apparmor:unconfined volumes: - /volume1/docker/matter-server/data:/data/ - /run/dbus:/run/dbus:ro
When I use "BETA" tag, server version is 10.
It's working, but I think it was better to stay in branch "STABLE" ?
onyx crater
you need to use the tag "latest"
obtuse forum
you need to use the tag "latest"
With tag « latest » I get « Error response from daemon: manifest unknown »
quasi crag
obtuse forum
Tag "6.6.0" or "6.6" is serve version 9 too.
quasi crag
It was bumped to schema 11 here: https://github.com/home-assistant-libs/python-matter-server/commit/0b32ca90ccf8ab90a6c36d6f70adc85f254398a3#diff-cc3011487c100cb43b984af34c48a3b16cf6ba7fd0f11274278b1502dcaa8b80R5
It is tagged as 6.6.0.
If I use your compose from [here](#1301542769109766234 message) I get what you see in the picture.
You said you pulled the latest but I have trouble believing that. Please run this in the directory of the compose file and check again
docker compose pull
docker compose up
onyx crater
With tag « latest » I get « Error response from daemon: manifest unknown »
Yeah, that is right - we use stable tag instead of latest.
Anyways, like @quasi crag also pointed out above you seem to be running an older version.
obtuse forum
It was bumped to schema 11 here: <https://github.com/home-assistant-libs/python-...
Hello,
Thank you, you are right, I had recreated the container without deleting the image before.
I now have the server in version 11.
Thanks for your help.
quasi crag
It should not be necessary to do anything other than to run the commands I shared.
I never manually remove my old images, I just run docker system prune -af --filter "until=$((7*24))h as a cronjob.
obtuse forum
It should not be necessary to do anything other than to run the commands I share...
Yes, but I'm using docker container on a Synology NAS and I don't have an easy access to command line.
But delete old image and rebuild container take 5 seconds 😉