sundogak

@Catsk To install on a Synology DS you cannot use the command line (or at least I have never got to work on an image). You want to enter in the parameters via the Docker GUI the first time you launch the container. You can then save your settings so you don't have to redo when you update the container. In the General Settings you want to make sure you check the box "Execute Container Using Higher Privilege" . Do this last or it has a habit of unchecking. It will give a warning when you do. Enter in the parameters via the GUI: Volume, Port Settings, and Environment. Nothing goes in the "Links" section. Because of an issue with Synology on current firmware (talked about in this thread but don't have the link) you need to also setup a Task to run as "root" on "Bootup" with the commands shown in the screen shot (Run Commands). Otherwise the docker will not launch correctly. Once you have everything running well, export out your configuration through the GUI and save to disk somewhere for when you need to download a new version/upgrade. That way, you simply delete the Container and Image, redownload new Image and before you launch you Import in settings for Container. This will work as long as you use the same basic image each time (i.e., "Latest"). That way you only have to do the GUI deal one time (which is a pain). I have this running on Synology with no major issues. You do have to watch any patches that come out for Synology since sometimes it breaks things but other than some weird aspects for the way Synology did things, you can get most any Docker image working easily with version of above.