ikob6688/docker-ivms4200-linux

ivms4200-linux docker image for Linux platforms . Based on solarkennedy/wine-x11-novnc-docker

docker-ivms4200-linux

ivms4200-linux docker image for Linux platforms . Based on solarkennedy/wine-x11-novnc-docker

bkjaya1952/docker-ivms4200-linux

This image has been created based on repository solarkennedy/wine-x11-novnc-docker . This repository bkjaya1952/docker-ivms4200-linux can be used in Linux platforms to configure Hikvision IP Cameras easily.

First I must be thankful to Kyle Anderson for providing us a very useful repository solarkennedy/wine-x11-novnc-docker. Nicolas SAPA, a main contributor of solarkennedy/wine-x11-novnc-docker , helped me by making some changes in solarkennedy/wine-x11-novnc-docker , to facilitate in running my app successfully.

Usage :-

To create a ivms container (name ivms) using bkjaya1952/docker-ivms4200-linux

Refer:- https://hub.docker.com/r/bkjaya1952/docker-ivms4200-linux

On the Ubuntu terminal

sudo docker create -t -p 8008:8080 --name ivms --privileged=true bkjaya1952/docker-ivms4200-linux

sudo docker start ivms

xdg-open http://localhost:8008

Then the desktop will appear on the web browser

On the desktop, right click the mouse to get the fluxbox menu

On the menu go to sub menus and ckick Applications>Shells>Bash

Now the configuration panel of ivms4200 will appear so that you can add your Hikvision cameras.

How to change the timezone

After quitting the ivms4200

On the terminal enter

vim /etc/timezone

Then the timezone file is opened

Go to the top line of the file , press insert key on your key board and enter your timezone ( ie Asia/Colombo)

Then press the Esc key and Shift :x to save & quit the file