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-====== Docker on Synology DSM ======
-===== Logitech Media Server =====
-I installed Docker after Synology discontinued support for the Logitech Media Server (LMS). Synology supports Docker on Intel based NAS only, so you cannot resort to this solution on DS212+ and DS213+. To continue to use LMS on those platforms you must not upgrade to DSM7, and you must not upgrade Perl v5.24 to a newer version. If you do, the Logitech Media Server package will not start anymore. Remember to disable //auto-update// for the Perl package.\\
-\\
-The following guide explains how to install Docker and the latest Synology Media Server.
-==== Installation ====
-  - Install Docker from the DSM Package Center
-  - Open Docker, select //Registry//, and search for "lsm"
-  - Choose // lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver// and download the image as //latest// or //stable//
-  - SSH into your DSM and create folder //lsm// in /volume1/docker/ as user, not as root
-  - Create the container from the command line<code>
-sudo docker run \
---name logitech-media-server \
---restart=unless-stopped \
---net=host \
--v "/volume1/docker/lms":"/config":rw \
--v "/volume1/media/music/flac":"/music":rw \
--v "/volume1/media/music/Playlists":"/playlist":rw \
--v "/etc/localtime":"/etc/localtime":ro \
--e TZ=Asia/Bangkok \
--e HTTP_PORT=9002 \
--e PGID=100 \
--e PUID=1026 \
-lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver:[latest|stable]</code>Note that you must set all volumes initially to Read/Write permissions. Use HTTP_PORT=9002 to make the server run on the same port as the previous app, and to avoid conflicts with other apps on your NAS. PGID=100 means //users// and is the same for every DSM, but PUID=1026 must reflect your user ID which is used to save your music files on the NAS. Open /etc/passwd from the CLI and find the entry for your user name, which contains the user ID, the group ID, and the default shell run when opening a CLI, e.g.<code>user:x:1026:100::/var/services/homes/user:/bin/sh</code>Depending on your docker image download uses "latest" or "stable" without the square brackets.
-  - Synology DSM uses ACL for permission management, which is not transferred to the container when the container is set up. To allow the user //squeezeboxserver// access to the media files you first need to login to the container's file system and change permissions like this<code>sudo docker exec -t -i logitech-media-server
-chmod -R u+rws,g+rws /music
-chmod -R u+rws,g+rws /playlist
-exit</code>New media folders and files created after the container is setup will inherit permissions from the parent folders automatically.
-  - Go back to DSM and stop the container "logitech-media-server", then //Edit// the container
-    * Under //General Settings//, select //Enable auto-restart//
-    * Under //General Settings//, select //Create shortcut on desktop// --> //Web page: http://<nowiki>//</nowiki>//neptun:9002//
-    * Under //Volume//, select the /music path to mount as //Read-Only//
-    * Check your settings under //Environment//
-  - Start the container
-==== Settings of Logitech Media Server ====
-  - After the container is running Logitech Media Server will start scanning your music library. Check the logs as explained in //Trouble shooting// below if the library remains empty after the scan, or if not all folders are scanned into the library.
-  - Enter "/playlist" in the Playlists Folder under //Basic Settings// if it's missing
-  - Modify time and date settings under //Interface//
-==== Trouble shooting ====
-  * Check the logs in /volume1/docker/lms/logs
-  * If you experience any trouble it might be helpful explore the file system within the container. Use the container name given when creating the container<code>
-sudo docker exec -t -i logitech-media-server /bin/bash</code>
-  * Check that user //squeezeboxserver// within the container has been assigned the same user ID as the the user ID you set when creating the container (e.g. 1026)
-==== Links ====
-  * [[https://linuxhint.com/run-docker-containers-synology-nas/|Running Docker Containers on Synology NAS]]
-  * [[https://registry.hub.docker.com/r/lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver/|Logitech Media Server (Dockerfile)]]
-  * [[https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111876-LmsUpdate-and-LmsRepack-Synology-8-0-*-packages/page31&p=999039#post999039|Tutorial on Logitech Media Server using Docker container on Synology]]
-  * [[https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111828-Official-docker-container-for-LMS/page30&p=1001459#post1001459|Docker on Synology DSM 6.x suggestion (CLI)]]
-  * [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20813486/exploring-docker-containers-file-system|Exploring Docker container's file system]]
-  * [[https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/|Manage Docker as a non-root user]]
-  * [[https://community.synology.com/enu/forum/17/post/102280|Connect to a docker container from outside the host (same network)]]
-  * [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56825258/whats-the-difference-between-docker-bridge-and-host-modes|What's the difference between docker BRIDGE and HOST modes?]]

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