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punkpeye opened this issue Apr 15, 2025 · 2 comments
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Glama listing is missing Dockerfile #112

punkpeye opened this issue Apr 15, 2025 · 2 comments

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@punkpeye
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Your MCP server is currently listed on the Glama MCP directory, but it is not available for others to use because it does not have a Dockerfile.

It takes only a few minutes to fix this:

  1. Go to your server's listing: Cheffromspace/MCPControl
  2. Click "Claim" to verify ownership.
  3. Once claimed, navigate to the admin Dockerfile page and add a Dockerfile.
  4. Ensure your server passes all the checks.

Once completed, your server will be available for anyone to use.

@punkpeye
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If you need any help setting this up, just ping me here or Discord

@Cheffromspace
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Hey @punkpeye thanks for the heads up. Is the expectation that this is runnable and fully functional from inside the docker container? In this project's present state, it requires a Windows GUI on the server's host to function properly and to my knowledge Docker Windows containers don't support GUIs. My CI/CD does build this in a Windows container and I could set up a Dockerfile, but nearly all the tools would fail to function properly.

I could add a linux provider, and i actually had one but removed it so I could focus on supporting a single OS.

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