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Use on QNAP system #1
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I don't have a QNAP NAS, but I think you can add a volume mapping by going to advanced settings of the container and then choose "Shared Folders". |
Closing the issue. Feel free to re-open if you still have problems. |
same Problem here - i can not choose the shared folders in container station advanced settings. thanks |
What do you mean exactly? You don't find the settings? |
Hi, i found the settings, but they don't allow to add a shared folder through the gui of the container station. I was able to get it done through the terminal using your code:
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I think the volume mapping in your
Then, in the container, you should see your files under |
Hi, thanks for your support. It was a problem with the permissions. I had to add the correct USER_ID and create a user for container station. THANKS! |
First post on GitHub, first use of containers/docker so sorry if this is the wrong spot.
I'm trying to get this setup within Container station on my QNAP NAS box and I have it up and running - but my storage folder is empty and thus I can't see any of the data on my server to try and run the duplicate scan on. Within Container station there is a function to open a terminal (more like the run box on Windows, it's not a full command prompt screen just an input box). I have (tried) to run the reference commands with -v to set my main drive (named DataVol1) to the storage, but no dice.
Any experience or thoughts on how to get this mapped? This (sounds) like an awesome application ( use dupguru on my laptop frequently) but I'm not quite there yet.
Thanks
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