Also removing the variable does not change their value. Which are actually all the values that I have set it to once before.
Make sure container has been added and status is > container/printĩ. Use ``logging=yes`` to see container output in log with tagsĨ. Create container from image > /container/add file=my-container.tar interface=veth1 envlist=foo root-dir=disk1/foo mounts=etc,opt With whatever container have in ``dst`` location.ħ. If ``src`` directory does not exist on first time use then it will be populated Define mounts if > /container/mounts/add name=etc src=disk1/etc > /container/mounts/add name=opt src=disk1/opt dst=/opt Create environment variables for container if > /container/envs/add list=foo name=SECRET > /container/envs/add list=foo name=FOO value=barĦ. Setup NAT for outgoing > /ip/firewall/nat/add chain=srcnat action=masquerade src-address=172.17.0.0/16ĥ. Create bridge for containers and add veth to > /interface/bridge/add > /ip/address/add address=172.17.0.1/16 > /interface/bridge/port add bridge=docker interface=veth1Ĥ. $ docker save docker/example-container > my-container.tarĢ. Also note that container's architecture should match with the router's.
#Installing openwrt on a mikrotik routerboard archive#
Get Docker image as tar archive and copy to router (currently there is no 'pull' command in RouterOS, so containers should be exported from a working Docker environment).
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