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1. #Install sonarr synology docker how to#
2. #Install sonarr synology docker manual#
3. #Install sonarr synology docker download#

Name: PGID value: 100 (it is 100 if your dockeruser is the first user in omv, if not then ssh into your nas and type id username for the correct number)

#Install sonarr synology docker manual#

In portainer click on local, containers, +add container, then fill in the following:Ĭlick on Manual network port publishing, then +publish a new network portįor container fill in /config then click bind and fill in /home/dockeruser/.config/nzbget for the volumeĭo the same for /downloads -> dev/dev-disk-by-label-YOURDRIVENAME/YOURDOWNLOADSFOLDER Log into the omv user interface, go to the omv extras tab, click on docker and then on docker->install, and portainer->installĬlick on open web for the portainer interface

Make a config folder in your dockerusers home directory, like /home/dockeruser/.config/nzbget NOTE: GitList itself doesn’t contain any user management or access restrictions, so enabling access to GitList outside of your network is not a good idea.I start with making a user specific to docker, this is the first user in my omv users. The Docker application is quite deeply integrated into DSM, so you are able to configure an access to your application in the Firewall setting: On the Summary page, open Advanced Settings (1) to map your folder with Git repositories to GitList:Īdvanced Settings gives you an ability to Add Folder (1) placed on your Synology (2) and mount it to GitList (3): Creating container - step 5 Run itĪfter you started a new container (on the Container page), you may visit GitList in your browser through the IP assigned to Synology and using the port 8888: On Step 2 we can create a shortcut on desktop (1) in DSM to the GitList homepage: We will use an empty wizard, set up the Container Name (1), the Local Port (2) (your choice) and the Container Port (3) (must be 80): There is no real difference between them, the second option tries to analyze your “docker run …” command and automatically fills in the wizard, which appears after that as well.

You may use either Launch with wizard (1) or Launch with Docker Run (2) options in the Launch menu on the Image tab: Use the downloaded image for creating a new container with your application inside the Docker application on your Synology. The first part (/path/repo) will be a path on your Synology and /repos is a required path by GitList inside a container. We will run our GitList on port 8888 (or whatever you want). GitList inside a Docker container is listening on port 80, but your Synology uses this port for another purpose. You will usually find it on the official page of the downloaded image, in our case of the GitList:ĭocker run -rm = true -p 8888:80 -v /path/repo:/repos gitlistĭelete the current container immediately after the end of a run (useful in a case of no possible custom setting in the GitList, but Synology does not support that.

#Install sonarr synology docker how to#

You need to know a command how to run a downloaded application. If you need more instructions, check this.

#Install sonarr synology docker download#

Search for the keyword “GitList” on the Registry tab in the Docker application and download it. The overall process consists of four steps: Download the GitList image to your Synology

I chose GitList, which is fully available on the official hub. We will use a very simple application to demonstrate an overall deployment process. Shared folders) from your Synology to your new container. In any case, you will need to map some network ports to your new container and/or make possible to access some resources (e.g. Jenkins, Gitlab, Wordpress etc.) available on the official repository.