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bash /usr/local/bin/docker-entrypoint.sh unifi
I just installed a new Unifi docker container and there is nothing that shows up in the Topology or Network Stats pages. Have tried restoring from a backup with a new install as well as blowing everything away and recreating things from a new container. Neither seemed to work or help either section.
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github-actions bot commented May 30, 2022This issue is stale because it has been open 30 days with no activity. Remove stale label or comment or this will be closed in 5 days.
github-actions bot added the no-issue-activity label May 30, 2022 MayeulC commented May 31, 2022I hate stale bot. Well, at least it doesn't lock issues, but a stale label would be enough.
github-actions bot removed the no-issue-activity label Jun 1, 2022 archont00 commented Jun 4, 2022After upgrade to controller 7.x few months ago, I lost the traffic stats as well.
Today I have started from scratch - I have updated the docker-compose file as per github, removed all named volumes incl. db. After start of the new container, I simply restored from backup unf file via controller GUI (web). Now traffic stats work again.
P.S. Topology worked for me before and also after controller upgrade. It is still not perfect (TP Link managed switch is not displayed), but otherwise okay (1 USG, 1 UAP, 3 wired PCs, multiple WLAN devices).
github-actions bot commented Jul 5, 2022This issue is stale because it has been open 30 days with no activity. Remove stale label or comment or this will be closed in 5 days.
github-actions bot added the no-issue-activity label Jul 5, 2022 MayeulC commented Jul 6, 2022That issue is still present, though this might not be the fault of this repository.
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github-actions bot removed the no-issue-activity label Jul 7, 2022 baakoo commented Jul 12, 2022 •i have the same problem. No Topology is shown.
V 7.1.66 and V 7.0.x same issue.
If I remove the filter "Status > Online" I see devices in a plain list
Docker ist running on raspberry pi
Seems to be a common issue. Adding my self to this to watch
hamzamix commented Aug 3, 2022 •ther's a solution . to pause the lldpcli to one of the AP
connect to it by terminal then type
don't forget to reboot the controller
baakoo commented Aug 22, 2022Thanks :-) Whats does the lldpcli do?
cayossarian commented Sep 20, 2022lldpcli is apparently an interface to the link layer discovery protocol daemon. https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man8/lldpcli.8.html. I had to log into each ap and perform this action as described by hamzamix above or I would just get the ap topology for the ap where this was executed after controller reboot.
Bit of a kludge of a workaround. not sure why ubiquity isn't fixing this since it seems rather common.
This worked! After SSHing into each controller I now can see my topology. I still don't see any network stats, but having the topology is fantastic!