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[Support] openclaw - LinuxServer.io-style OpenClaw gateway (unofficial)

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This is the support thread for "openclaw" - an unofficial, LinuxServer.io-style Docker image for the OpenClaw AI assistant gateway. It is not affiliated with, maintained by, or endorsed by OpenClaw or LinuxServer.io; it simply follows LinuxServer's conventions (PUID/PGID, s6-overlay, /config).

What it does differently:

It uses the LinuxServer PUID/PGID + s6-overlay model, so /config is owned by your chosen UID/GID with no manual chown. On Unraid, keep PUID=99 / PGID=100 to match appdata ownership and it starts cleanly - no permission errors on first run (the usual EACCES the stock image hits on Unraid).

Details:

- Source / template: https://github.com/cookiesncache/docker-openclaw

- Image: ghcr.io/cookiesncache/openclaw:latest (amd64 only)

- Control UI / gateway port: 18789

- Config, state and workspace persist under /config

- Tracks upstream OpenClaw, rebuilt weekly via CI

Quick start on Unraid:

1. Install the template, keep PUID=99 / PGID=100, map /config to /mnt/user/appdata/openclaw.

2. Set a gateway token (OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN) and, optionally, an Anthropic API key.

3. The Control UI runs on port 18789. Do not expose it directly to the internet - put it behind Tailscale or a reverse proxy. Auth is controlled by OPENCLAW_ALLOW_INSECURE_AUTH (default true, intended for use behind a TLS terminator).

Support: please reply here, or open an issue at https://github.com/cookiesncache/docker-openclaw/issues

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