added Dockerfile for armhf-xenial #26
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It seems that Docker doesn't support ARM builds, so I removed it from the Docker Hub automated builds. Happy to keep it in the repo though, thanks for the contribution. |
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Ah alright, I'll try to get it working in my fork by trying the aproach described here: https://resin.io/blog/building-arm-containers-on-any-x86-machine-even-dockerhub/ If this works I will create another pull request. Regards. |
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added Dockerfile for armhf-xenial
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Hello,
I wanted to run openresty on a raspberrypi 3, so i forked your project and added a Dockerfile for armhf - xenial. The only difference from the original xenial Dockerfile is the base image.