It still does not seem to want to install with Bridge as the default. Here are the steps that I performed:

Stopped the docker
Removed the docker (with the 'also remove image' checkbox checked
From the community Apps screen, clicked on 'Previous Apps', then 'Docker'
Checked the checkbox next ...

I just pushed an updated template. The new one should use bridge mode by default with the correct port mappings.
Hmmm, I just removed the docker and then installed it again. It's still installing as a "Host" Network Type. Maybe I need to try again later?


It might take a couple hours to show ...

I noticed a change that was recently made to the Signal Strength app:

Add HTTP fallback discovery for HDHomeRun devices; switch Docker to bridge networking

After I updated the docker (within Unraid), I tried modifying the docker Network Type to Bridge (from Host). After the docker was ...

Works for me. Let me know if I can help with anything related to your publishing attempt.

I have Android devices that work in the Android ecosystem, so I have been missing the HDHomeRun Signal app. I vibe coded the following to fill the gap. Run it in docker somewhere on your network (like a Raspberry Pi) and then you can tune from anywhere.

https://github.com/Petelombardo ...

KeithAbbott wrote: Thu Jan 15, 2026 7:12 pm @petelombardo Looks like there was a new release today. I couldn't find any sort of change log showing what was updated. Maybe I didn't look in the right place?

Changelog is in the Github repo -- just added support for the UK/EU. Nothing else changed.

The port is configurable through an environment variable at run-time. Is that not working?

I'm using Unraid, maybe the configuration settings are different? I'm attaching a screenshot of the Update Container screen, what would I need to do to configure the appropriate environment variable ...

For the Docker hub container, any chance it could be updated so that the port number can be configurable?


The port is configurable through an environment variable at run-time. Is that not working?

If you have a reverse proxy in front (like nginx), you can setup SSL and then it is an ...

Run it in docker somewhere on your network (like a Raspberry Pi) and then you can tune from anywhere.

https://github.com/Petelombardo/hdhomerunsignal/blob/main/README.md

Thanks for sharing, this is fantastic! It should probably get its own stickied forum thread.

Do you plan to provide a ...

Maybe the happy compromise solution is if the FCC requires a primary non-DRM encumbered "channel" from every major network. Then they can have their way with DRM on secondary channels and do what we all know will eventually happen if DRM remains a requirement, which is to monetize content in the ...

Just added an antenna mode that shows graphs of signal/snr strength for all tuners at once. Should help a lot when trying to find the right position for your antenna.

https://github.com/Petelombardo/hdhomerunsignal

-Pete

I have Android devices that work in the Android ecosystem, so I have been missing the HDHomeRun Signal app. I vibe coded the following to fill the gap. Run it in docker somewhere on your network and then you can tune from anywhere.

https://github.com/Petelombardo/hdhomerunsignal/blob/main ...

I have Android devices that work in the Android ecosystem, so I have been missing the HDHomeRun Signal app. I vibe coded the following to fill the gap. Run it in docker somewhere on your network (like a Raspberry Pi) and then you can tune from anywhere.

https://github.com/Petelombardo ...

Just taking a step back and looking at things at a very high level... With the recent news about The Late Show being cancelled due to declining revenue due to declining OTA viewers (true or not, doesn't matter), and some evidence showing such, it's hard to imagine anyone thinking, "You know why ...

The app doesn't work at all without internet, DRM or not. Some of the core components are apparently cloud reliant.


I am lost, as usual. What "app" are you talking about?


The HDHR player/frontend app. It requires internet to work.



Wow, I just tried it and you're right. Still, I can ...