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I have been using your Docker locast2dvr works amazing Great Job! BTW also I was wondering if you could add in a feature to where in the Docker it has a patch to save the DVR Files I mean its, not a big deal but the docker works so well I don't see a reason not to have to were it's kinda like the Linux plex Docker with the GPU

The docker-compose instructions list:

- L2DUSER="username" \
- L2DPASS="password" \
- L2DZIP=#####,##### \

If you insert your env variables using quotations around the username and password as indicated, meaning:

"[email protected]"
"passwordhere"

then the container fails to start. The installation process inserts more quotations into the config file, creating a config that looks like:

username=""[email protected]""
password=""passwordhere""

This crashes the container with a config invalid error. If I omit the quotations from my env variables, then the generated config file adds one set of quotations and the container runs. But people often add quotations to env variables, especially for passwords with special characters. You could just remove the quotations from the readme.md, but guessing others will try to do what I did, so not sure the best way to solve since I don't program.

Thanks for porting this through to Unraid! Basic functionality works as expected on Plex!

However, allowing --override-zipcodes may have the implication that the user could combine TV guides from different locations.

Would it make sense to allow multiplexing by default? If only one zipcode is declared, there is no effect. If there are more, then all channels are combined.

In the case of Plex, only the first of multiple tuners is 'visible' on the UI, even if they all have different channels.

the xml guide should be at http://X.X.X.X:6077/epg.xml

Originally posted by @RandomNinjaAtk in #1 (comment)

I don't necessarily see this to be the case on Unraid. Do you have a different experience? I'm wondering if there's something about port mapping in the Dockerfile.