ScotlandThomas Posted October 21, 2015 Share Posted October 21, 2015 I'm hoping the unraid community can help me as I'm having a torrid time trying to set dockers up on my unraid server. I'd like to get Koma -isengard running. I think I finally managed to get the docker running on my server last night but I might just clean it down and start again tonight as I think I've just put it in the root of /mnt/cache. What I'm struggling with is a finding a decent step by step process of getting this docker up and running most of the guides and manuals all relate to older verisons of unraid using plugins. I'm running the latest version of unraid having upgraded last night. The issues I'm having are: [*]When setting up the Koma docker, what is best practice for the folder location for the docker? [*]Am I right in thinking that I need to map the unraid shares ive made to movies etc to the container so that kodi will be able to see them? [*]Once i've started this docker what am I supposed to do next? Any help would be most appreciated as I'm all new to unraid and Kodi. My ultimate goal is to get Kodi on my Chromebox to be viewing the library on my unraid box then get sickbeard and couchpotato up and running although now i'm reading that SABnzbd is better. Confused.com for me.... Thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
trurl Posted October 21, 2015 Share Posted October 21, 2015 Have you read any of the stickies at the top of the subforum this post is in? Quote Link to comment
ScotlandThomas Posted October 21, 2015 Author Share Posted October 21, 2015 Yes and its got me this far. Following the guide is stating that I need to map the contain path to the shares I've created but how do I then point the instance of Kodi at them? how do I get that instance of Kodi to use the db install? I believe that I've set up the root directory of the docker to be the root directory on the cache drive. Subsequently I realise I should have laid out the folder structure differently but I got confused with all of the shares that have been set up and what is best for dockers. That's why I'll probably scrub the current docker config for Koma and try again after work. I was only checking best practice so that I dont have to do it again. Quote Link to comment
trurl Posted October 21, 2015 Share Posted October 21, 2015 Do you have the Community Applications plugin installed? It helps with some of this by letting you browse and choose from available dockers, gives links to support threads for each docker, etc. Quote Link to comment
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