no, teddycloud on its own raspi with static ip (nothing else running on it)
quite sure, no connection from within the docker container to outside
Could be the case. Maybe you can change this somewhere in the settings of Docker Desktop? Iâm using the official âDocker for Macâ (which is the equivalent) and it works there. I havenât changed any settings.
its a fresh installationâŚ
curl 192.168.178.40
curl: (7) Failed to connect to 192.168.178.40 port 80 after 3117 ms: Couldnât connect to server
but this confirms that it cant connect to the outside
I just wanted to propose that you try to connect inside my container and do a curl upload manually to your teddycloud:
docker run -it ghcr.io/marco79cgn/audio2tonie bash
docker run -it Package audio2tonie ¡ GitHub bash
root@17f91da93bdc:/app# curl -F âfile=@opus2tonie.pyâ âhttp://192.168.178.40/api/fileUpload?path=&special=libraryâ
curl: (7) Failed to connect to 192.168.178.40 port 80 after 3112 ms: Couldnât connect to server
root@17f91da93bdc:/app#
it looks like you have to add --net=host right after
docker run --net=host -it Package audio2tonie ¡ GitHub bash
root@docker-desktop:/app# curl -F âfile=@opus2tonie.pyâ âhttp://192.168.178.40/api/fileUpload?path=&special=libraryâ
OK
root@17f91da93bdc:/app#
but even it worked here, in context with the encoding it does not work
but if i use docker desktop to jump on the running docker, i can curl the file to teddycloud:
root@docker-desktop:/data# curl -F âfile=@22- Pumuckl und das Spielzeugauto (Das Original aus dem Fernsehen).tafâ âhttp://192.168.178.40/api/fileUpload?path=&special=libraryâ
OK
root@docker-desktop:/data#
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I just fixed a bug for the file upload. This bug was only effective if you used the -r option for your encodings (multiple folders). Could you maybe pull the latest image and try again? Or did this also happen for single taf files in your case (without the -r as input)?
Just got the feedback of another user that it works for him now with the fixed version (also with Windows). He has to use --net=host as well.
works now fine. Thank you!
With the help of a small Siri Shortcut, I can now select an episode directly in the App on my iPhone. With two taps, the audio content will be converted to taf, uploaded to my teddyCloud and assigned to my creative Tonie. 
The Shortcut is called from the iOS sharesheet and simply connects to my Raspberry Pi via SSH in order to execute the following shell script, using the URL of the audio content as input parameter. The shell script basically just triggers the audio2tonie docker container which does all the work. After everything finished at the end, I send a push notification back to my iPhone (using ntfy).
audiothek-2-tonie.sh:
#!/bin/bash
TEDDYCLOUD_IP=192.168.178.13
TEMP_DIR=/home/pi/temp/music
SOURCE=$1
# tonie id which should play the content
TONIE_ID=55********e0
# ntfy push topic/url
NTFY_URL=https://ntfy.sh/marco79-********
# transcode audio to taf and upload it to teddyCloud
RESULT=$(docker run --rm -v $TEMP_DIR:/data ghcr.io/marco79cgn/audio2tonie transcode -s "$SOURCE" -u $TEDDYCLOUD_IP)
# check if succeeded
if [[ $RESULT == *"Uploading file to Teddycloud...: OK"* ]]; then
filename=$(ls $TEMP_DIR -r | grep ".*\.taf$" | head -n1)
# assign content to tonie
curl -s "http://$TEDDYCLOUD_IP/content/json/set/$TONIE_ID" --data-raw "source=lib://$filename"
# send push notification with title
url_cleaned=${SOURCE%/}
id=${url_cleaned##*/}
episode_details=$(curl -s "https://api.ardaudiothek.de/graphql/items/$id")
episode_details_cleaned=$(echo $episode_details | awk '{ printf("%s ", $0) }')
title=$(echo $episode_details_cleaned | jq -r '.data.item.title')
curl -s -X POST -H "Title: Teddycloud" -H "Click: http://$TEDDYCLOUD_IP/web/tonies/library" -H "Tags: loud_sound" -d "Der Beitrag \"${title}\" liegt jetzt in der Library und ist dem blauen Kreativ-Tonie zugewiesen." $NTFY_URL
else
# send failure push notification
curl -s -X POST -H "Title: Teddycloud" -H "Click: http://$TEDDYCLOUD_IP/web/tonies/library" -H "Tags: loud_sound" -d "Leider ist etwas schiefgelaufen mit dem Beitrag \"${title}\"." $NTFY_URL
fi
The Siri shortcut is really easy (Download). Just adapt the ip address of your Pi and the folder of the script (if necessary). And of course username and password.
