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Rename Dockerfile.arm to stick to the standard platform naming

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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Well, you need aria2. And a web browser (if that even counts!)
Docker support
==============
There is two Dockerfile in this project, one is a common Dockerfile, which can be use for **testing purpose**.<br>
The second is a **production ready** Dockerfile for raspberry and other ARM plateforms.
The second is a **production ready** Dockerfile for arm32v7 plateforms (which includes raspberry).
### For testing purpose
@ -63,10 +63,17 @@ sudo docker run -v /Downloads:/data -p 6800:6800 -p 9100:8080 --name="webui-aria
This image contains both aria2 and webui-aria2.
Build it (may take several hours due to the aria2 compilation process. Don't panic and grab a coffee)
Build it (may take several hours due to the aria2 compilation process. Don't panic and grab a coffee).
```
docker build -f Dockerfile.arm -t yourname/webui-aria2 .
docker build -f Dockerfile.arm32v7 -t yourname/webui-aria2 .
```
This command will ends up building three images:
- The first one is just about compiling aria2 and goreman binaries. It MUST be deleted each time the `ARIA2_VERSION` is changed in the Dockerfile, otherwise you won't benefit from the update.
- The second is about building and downloading some go dependencies (goreman and gosu).
- The second one is the acutal aria2 container, the one you must use.
<br />
Prepare the host volume:
This image required few file to be mounted in the container.
```