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This answer on Stack Overflow might be a good starting point.
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Hi
I have just got unifi-poller up and running in a Docker container - all good.
But I followed the instructions, and specified port 8443 for the Unifi controller (https://10.0.15.101:8443). This failed. Changing it to 443 worked.
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grpcio-tools should be a setup dependency, not a runtime dependency. In turn grpcio and protobuf should be runtime dependencies.
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$ zeek --version
zeek version 4.0.0-rc1
An accidental typo revealed a core-dump. You can replicate with the code snippet here:
Core was generated by 'zeek -i ixl3 ../host-profiling.zeek'.