- #Install sonarr synology docker install
- #Install sonarr synology docker update
- #Install sonarr synology docker manual
- #Install sonarr synology docker android
For both I have to use a more complete address than the one suggested by the nextcloud android app. Also I did manage to sync contact between Nextcloud, Rainloop and my android device. I did manage to sync calendar between nextcloud and my android device, even multiple calendar (private, work, special cal,…) very convenient. I did use SFTP to mount the share, with SMB/CIFS it was not working (I couldn’t find the good settings). I’ve managed to mount the volume1 folder (with access of a virtual user I’ve created named nextcloud, so I can control what this user has access to, I didn’t want to save one of my usual Synology account password into nextcloud, I don’t know how safe is it stored). Not Rainloop is slightly faster than any other NextCloud app. It’s usable for calendar, contacts and rainloop, what I’m using now, but I would not ben patient enough to manage a lot of large file in NextCloud, even less playing media in streaming using NextCloud.
#Install sonarr synology docker install
I don’t know what is best in term of resources but my install is very very slow, even on local network.
#Install sonarr synology docker manual
Anyway it works quite fine, pretty sure it’s the Docker install that did complete the manual install. Don’t know if it’s related and if the install using docker put also files in /web/nextcloud folder. To be honest I’m not sure if I did install with docker or with webserver, because I’ve copied the NextCloud folder in /web at some point when docker install was not able to download all the files, but it was not running, so I’ve tried some more time docker install and then it works.
#Install sonarr synology docker update
I’m at this step but my folder doesn’t want to get mounted, I’m trying again and will update when I found the right way to to it. Here you need to install the “external storage” app and add a SMB mount for the folder you need.
Then you are ready to use your NextCloud but one step that seams pretty useful for Synology users is to be able to mount other folder from the Synology into NextCloud.
nextcloud).Ĭlick finish and wait a few minutes that the database get created (you can see in phpMyAdmin the nextcloud database get filled with many stuff, you don’t need to touch or understand what they are).
nextcloud) and its password, then enter the database name, if you did like me it’s the same as user (i.e. Choose an admin login and password and select advance option.Ĭhoose mySQL/MariaDB and enter the user name you created for nextcloud (i.e. your_synology_IP/nextcloud or if you have a domain name linked to your server yourdomain.tdl/nextcloud. If some others need help, here is what I have done:ĭocker pull indiehosters/nextcloud (it failed to download everyfiles the first time, but the second time after a very long time it when well).ĭocker run -d indiehosters/nextcloud (to run nextcloud in docker)Ĭreate a nextcloud user in phpMyAdmin (login into your phpmyadmin panel with your root SQL password, your_synology_IP/phpmyadmin, then create a new user from the user tab, choose a password for it and select create a database with the same name, my user is named nextcloud to be simple). How can I force the download of the last file ?īy the way is there better way to install NextCloud on a Synology ? is there tutorial for it ? Assuming that is did complete, then I don’t know what to do, do I have to create an entry in MariaDB ? How can I give access to my file stored on the NAS in order to be able to get them in Next Cloud ?Īfter several try, it did finish the install. After some minutes it did retry but get stuck at some other point. After some minutes all get completed except one file that is stuck at 3.4Mb on 33Mb. It start downloading some files (a list of hex name + download complete), thus some are stuck in the middle of the download. I did connect in SSH and enter the command: I’m trying to install NextCloud on my Synology, as there is no package for NextCloud (only for OwnCloud) I guess that the best way is using Docker.
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