docker-unifi-controller VS scrypted

I have a perfect example of that. First, did you build your own unifi controller docker image, or are you using someone else's docker image like this one from linuxserver?

it's also because of the overlayfs bug. The change to load during init dropped my "startup" time on the container from 5+min to something like 9seconds. With how widespread that bug is, this was a pretty huge fix for our intended audience. https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-unifi-controller/pull/118

I plan on migrating off the UCK over to a Docker container (https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-unifi-controller) going forward. Now, the docker HOST lives in a different VLAN than the current UCK. UCK is in 192.168.1.x and the Docker host is in 192.168.3.x. I planned on making some firewall rules beforehand to allow the needed traffic to reach the host and back to my UniFi gear (USG4, 2x UAP-AC-PROs, US-8-150w, 2x USW-FLEX-MINI) so they can adopt and whatnot.

I've got my unifi controller running inside docker (https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-unifi-controller)

Trying with a second account resulted in the same error. I also tried with both 'https://github.com/jacobalberty/unifi-docker' and 'https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-unifi-controller' and they each give the same error.

Hello, I am intrested in running a virtual machine pfsense on proxmox with a unifi 6 long range, and im wondering if I would still need/find the unifi controller useful, and if something like https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-unifi-controller would suffice, since I already have home server. and also is the unifi controller also have router functionality? because while browsing through the web UI, I found things like firewall settings.

Hello, I am intrested in running a virtual pfsense with a unifi 6 long range, and im wondering if I would still need/find the unifi controller useful, and if something like https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-unifi-controller would suffice, since I already have home server.

Did you look into Scrypted? It is OSS. With HomeKit (which is how I use it) it is also E2EE. I’m not sure if their app is E2EE though, I only use HomeKit.

It’s pretty good and has an extensive ecosystem. The dev can be a bit… feisty though.

It’s very performant and easy to setup. I don’t use the NVR features as I already have an NVR, I essentially just use it for HomeKit integration of my cameras + doorbell.

https://github.com/koush/scrypted

lazyweb: https://github.com/koush/scrypted (regrettably the licensing is "it depends" https://github.com/koush/scrypted/blob/v0.93.0/LICENSE.md#li... )

and don't overlook that user's other repos, as seems like there are quite a few fun things in there: https://github.com/koush?tab=repositories

I have taken a look at the page for debugging steps for Homekit recording and haven’t played with any setting mentioned there.

Unfortunately the options for HKSV doorbells is fairly limited. The Logitech circle view Doorbell looks like the best candidate but it has a spotty review history, with the biggest complaint being it breaking in direct sunlight.

I’m about to buy some cameras and I’m thinking of just buying Nest and using https://scrypted.app to bridge to HKSV.

In the demo video linked to from the Scrypted Github repo, the author has some kind of a delivery box (visible in the top camera), with a camera inside the box in night vision mode, able to report on whether there’s anything in the box. Does anyone know how this setup was achieved, or have done something similar to combine a camera with a closed delivery box?

You can migrate the scrypted setup with this: https://github.com/koush/scrypted/wiki/Scrypted-Backup-and-Restore

I see two options, both from brands that seem to be well-received on the brand report card.

You might want to try setting them up with Scrypted then use the plugin to get them into Homebridge.