ARM64 image via docker-compose doesn't work on Raspberry Pi 4

[cinetube]

[zedeus]

How was Nitter compiled? What OS/distro is this? How are you running it?

[cinetube]

How was Nitter compiled? What OS/distro is this? How are you running it?

I am using ubuntu server on raspberry pi.

I am using the latest Nitter image that was pushed to docker hub within last 30 minutes.

[zedeus]

It works fine for me when I run redis-server and docker run -d --network host zedeus/nitter:latest
What commands are you using?

[cinetube]

It works fine for me when I run redis-server and docker run -d --network host zedeus/nitter:latest What commands are you using?

Here is my docker compose:

version: '3.3'
services:
    nitter:
        image: zedeus/nitter:latest
        container_name: nitter
        volumes:
            - /mnt/nitter/nitter.conf:/src/nitter.conf
        ports:
            - 8039:8080
        restart: unless-stopped 

[zedeus]

Are you running Redis separately?

[cinetube]

Are you running Redis separately?

I am not running Redis.

[zedeus]

Running Redis baremetal, or via docker compose (as described in the readme and the provided docker-compose.yml) is required. From your screenshot this looks more like your CPU architecture isn't supported. What Raspberry Pi is it? We only provide prebuilt Docker images for AMD64 and ARM64.

[cinetube]

I am using Raspberry Pi 4

[zedeus]

It should support ARM64 (armv8) just fine then. Can you confirm docker-compose fetched the correct image? With the latest tag, it should be 8e5fd3d52255

[cinetube]

Please check it.

[zedeus]

The size and id doesn't match any of the latest tags, not sure what that's about. I don't have RPi4 to test this out so I'm afraid I can't really help, but it's clear that the errors in your first screenshot are due to an incompatible executable format not understood by the OS. On that note, can you confirm you're running a 64-bit version of Ubuntu?

[cinetube]

Yeah I am running 64 bit version of Ubuntu

[cinetube]

Update: Nitter isn't working on my Raspberry Pi 4 (getting syntax error) but it is working fine on my Ubuntu VMware and another ubuntu server.

[zedeus]

Please try the Docker image linked here #399 (comment)

[cinetube]

@zedeus Thank you very much. Nitter is now working on my raspberry pi.