[docker/app] re-visitation of Youtube DL question and it blocking stuff
5 messages · started by Devi Garcia on Oct 11, 2025
[docker/app] re-visitation of Youtube DL question and it blocking stuff
From Devi Garcia · Oct 11, 2025
The easiest and constantly updated Youtube DL-er is Metube... it's a docker ytdlp fork.. it adds all fixes and everything within 24hrs or quicker to the images ...
will get you set up with docker...
will get you set up with a DEFAULT... image of metube...
https://github.com/alexta69/metube has many more "environment variables" AKA settings that be set once the image is set up... but not necessarily needed...
this one would be completely optional but if you set up this image it will run every day unless you set it to run quicker.. and automatically keep all docker up to date with you ever having to do it yourself can even have it set up to send you emails of the updates it did do.. incase one breaks...
I have currently close to 20 docker images myself... It is the future of computing and simplicity ;)
these two sites are just a sample of what's currently available to be run in a docker image:
[docker/app] re-visitation of Youtube DL question and it blocking stuff
From Devi Garcia · Oct 11, 2025
The easiest and constantly updated Youtube DL-er is Metube... it's a docker ytdlp fork.. it adds all fixes and everything within 24hrs or quicker to the images ...
will get you set up with docker...
will get you set up with a DEFAULT... image of metube...
https://github.com/alexta69/metube has many more "environment variables" AKA settings that be set once the image is set up... but not necessarily needed...
this one would be completely optional but if you set up this image it will run every day unless you set it to run quicker.. and automatically keep all docker up to date with you ever having to do it yourself can even have it set up to send you emails of the updates it did do.. incase one breaks...
I have currently close to 20 docker images myself... It is the future of computing and simplicity ;)
these two sites are just a sample of what's currently available to be run in a docker image:
Re: [docker/app] re-visitation of Youtube DL question and it blocking stuff
From George Praggastis · Oct 11, 2025
Docker? A good topic for an education brief at a monthly meet.
Have a good day...George
On Sat, Oct 11, 2025, 10:25 AM Devi Garcia <dmarc-noreply@freelists.org> wrote:
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The easiest and constantly updated Youtube DL-er is Metube... it's a docker ytdlp fork.. it adds all fixes and everything within 24hrs or quicker to the images ... 1. https://lindevs.com/install-docker-ce-on-ubuntu will get you set up with docker...
The easiest and constantly updated Youtube DL-er is Metube... it's a docker ytdlp fork.. it adds all fixes and everything within 24hrs or quicker to the images ...will get you set up with docker...will get you set up with a DEFAULT... image of metube...https://github.com/alexta69/metube has many more "environment variables" AKA settings that be set once the image is set up... but not necessarily needed...this one would be completely optional but if you set up this image it will run every day unless you set it to run quicker.. and automatically keep all docker up to date with you ever having to do it yourself can even have it set up to send you emails of the updates it did do.. incase one breaks...I have currently close to 20 docker images myself... It is the future of computing and simplicity ;)these two sites are just a sample of what's currently available to be run in a docker image:
Re: [docker/app] re-visitation of Youtube DL question and it blocking stuff
From George Praggastis · Oct 12, 2025
Per the first link docker allows one to run Ubuntu appd/cmds in a container. 2 Qs-
1: are Mint cmds the same? If not what are they.
2: Is using a container a good thing for all/some apps/cmds? If so why?
Have a good day...George
On Sat, Oct 11, 2025, 10:25 AM Devi Garcia <dmarc-noreply@freelists.org> wrote:
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The easiest and constantly updated Youtube DL-er is Metube... it's a docker ytdlp fork.. it adds all fixes and everything within 24hrs or quicker to the images ... 1. https://lindevs.com/install-docker-ce-on-ubuntu will get you set up with docker...
The easiest and constantly updated Youtube DL-er is Metube... it's a docker ytdlp fork.. it adds all fixes and everything within 24hrs or quicker to the images ...will get you set up with docker...will get you set up with a DEFAULT... image of metube...https://github.com/alexta69/metube has many more "environment variables" AKA settings that be set once the image is set up... but not necessarily needed...this one would be completely optional but if you set up this image it will run every day unless you set it to run quicker.. and automatically keep all docker up to date with you ever having to do it yourself can even have it set up to send you emails of the updates it did do.. incase one breaks...I have currently close to 20 docker images myself... It is the future of computing and simplicity ;)these two sites are just a sample of what's currently available to be run in a docker image:
Re: [docker/app] re-visitation of Youtube DL question and it blocking stuff
From Devi Garcia · Oct 12, 2025
Containers are a sandboxes so basically the application or operating system ready to go virtualized and not able to your actual system doesn't mean people can't exploit them to get out the sandbox but if you want a specific program to "just run" a container can be a easy to have that work.. or have it work a "specific way because some containers will be setup certain ways to do specific things for certain tasks.. usually run on a separate system not your main computer and accessed via reverse proxy/ip address/or VPN. All my docker containers are run on a mini PC under my TV cabinet in my living room. Running media servers, downloading clients, monitoring services, conversation programs anything I want to access remotely... Depends on your needs..
On Sun, Oct 12, 2025, 5:54 AM George Praggastis <dmarc-noreply@freelists.org> wrote:
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Per the first link docker allows one to run Ubuntu appd/cmds in a container. 2 Qs- 1: are Mint cmds the same? If not what are they. 2: Is using a container a good thing for all/some apps/cmds? If so why?
Per the first link docker allows one to run Ubuntu appd/cmds in a container. 2 Qs-1: are Mint cmds the same? If not what are they.2: Is using a container a good thing for all/some apps/cmds? If so why?Have a good day...George
On Sat, Oct 11, 2025, 10:25 AM Devi Garcia <dmarc-noreply@freelists.org> wrote:
The easiest and constantly updated Youtube DL-er is Metube... it's a docker ytdlp fork.. it adds all fixes and everything within 24hrs or quicker to the images ...will get you set up with docker...will get you set up with a DEFAULT... image of metube...https://github.com/alexta69/metube has many more "environment variables" AKA settings that be set once the image is set up... but not necessarily needed...this one would be completely optional but if you set up this image it will run every day unless you set it to run quicker.. and automatically keep all docker up to date with you ever having to do it yourself can even have it set up to send you emails of the updates it did do.. incase one breaks...I have currently close to 20 docker images myself... It is the future of computing and simplicity ;)these two sites are just a sample of what's currently available to be run in a docker image: