Raspian Image with installed WebIOPi for easy control of GPIO Pins of Raspberry via Rest
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WebIOPi is running on Port 8000.
Be sure to start the docker deamon with
docker -d&
Then enable ip forwarding with:
sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
For running webiopi in docker type:
docker run -d -p 8000:8000 --privileged wirthual/rpi-webiopi webiopi
The --privileged is necessary to access the GPIOs.
Now you should see this site on the IP Adress of your Raspberry on port 8000:

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If you want to modify things in the container run:
docker run -t -i -p 8000:8000 --privileged wirthual/rpi-webiopi /bin/bash
And to start webiopi now, just type webiopi for the command line:
root@dd050dcd2ce7:/# webiopi
For debug mode run:
root@dd050dcd2ce7:/# webiopi -d
Now you should see the same page as above on the IP of the Raspberry on port 8000.
Have fun modifing it. Unfortunately i do not know how to start webiopi in autostart. If someone figures out, let me know :)
Note: WebIOPi is released under Apache 2.0 Licencse. For more details see here:
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almost 11 years ago
docker pull wirthual/rpi-webiopi