how do i change the logo on the left to a local file i have on my raspberry pi?

[Shmerlard]

i have a raspberry pi running homarr via docker, the file is located in:
/home/myuser/docker/homarr/icons/icon.png
the docker compose has the following part:

      - /home/myuser/docker/homarr/configs:/app/data/configs
      - /home/myuser/docker/homarr/icons:/app/public/icons
      - /home/myuser/docker/homarr/data:/data

and i've set the icon in the settigns to be
/app/public/icons/icon.png

when viewing from my machine the html element is

<img src="/app/public/icons/icon.png" alt="Homarr Logo" class="mantine-1bndds7 mantine-Image-image" style="object-fit: cover; width: unset; height: 2.375rem;">

so it looks like it uses the file not on the raspberry pi, how do i solve it?

[Meierschlumpf]

You seem to use version 0.15.10 which is using the image of ajnart/homarr. If so you need to change the path to /icons/icon.png (or whatever comes after the public directory)
If you want to update to version 1, see

• Migrate from 0.15.10+ to 1.0.0
• Breaking Changes
• Docker Installation

[Shmerlard]

thanks, unfortunatly i have raspberry pi 2 so i cant because it doesnt support 32bit, is there is any other way for me to install the new version?

[manuel-rw]

Hi, not at this time, no. The Rasperry Pi 2 also only has 1 GB RAM, which might feel sluggish, especially if you run other software on it. We recommend you to upgrade to a newer processor architecture. We will not support any 32 bit architectures in the future, since upstream dependencies also dropped support for it a few months ago.