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Marko Oldenburg 2024-09-18 17:31:02 +02:00
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@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ spec:
- name: TIMEOUT - name: TIMEOUT
value: {{ default "10" .Values.timeout | quote }} value: {{ default "10" .Values.timeout | quote }}
- name: TIMEOUT_STARTING - name: TIMEOUT_STARTING
value: {{ default "60" .Values.timeout | quote }} value: {{ default "60" .Values.timeoutstarting | quote }}
- name: LANG - name: LANG
value: {{ default "en_US.UTF-8" .Values.lang | quote }} value: {{ default "en_US.UTF-8" .Values.lang | quote }}
- name: LANGUAGE - name: LANGUAGE

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@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ i2cGID: ""
timeout: "" timeout: ""
## Set FHEM startup timeout: Set a Timeout, how long the docker container waits until the FHEM process will finished starting. If the timeout is over, and FHEM is not started, the container is stopped. You will see an error like this in the container log, if starting wasn't finished early enough: ERROR: Fatal: No message from FHEM since 60 seconds that server has started. ## Set FHEM startup timeout: Set a Timeout, how long the docker container waits until the FHEM process will finished starting. If the timeout is over, and FHEM is not started, the container is stopped. You will see an error like this in the container log, if starting wasn't finished early enough: ERROR: Fatal: No message from FHEM since 60 seconds that server has started.
## If you have a slow system and a module which blocks FHEM to be ready adjust this to a higher value. ## If you have a slow system and a module which blocks FHEM to be ready adjust this to a higher value.
timeout_starting: "" timeoutstarting: ""
## Set locale: For maximum compatibility, standard locale is set to US english with some refinements towards the European standards and German defaults. This may be changed according to your needs (also see Debian Wiki for more information): ## Set locale: For maximum compatibility, standard locale is set to US english with some refinements towards the European standards and German defaults. This may be changed according to your needs (also see Debian Wiki for more information):
lang: "" lang: ""
language: "" language: ""