I have a Synology NAS on which I am running a Plex server. (Very easy to
set up.) I run LMS on my Windows 10 desktop but also want to run it from
the NAS.
I have tried Jaca's few steps at
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111876-LmsUpdate-and-LmsRepack-Synology-8-0-*-packages/page31
Could someone post a screen shot of LMS when you run it on Synology
Docker? I do not even know what my target endpoint looks like.
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Could someone post a screen shot of LMS when you run it on Synology
Docker? I do not even know what my target endpoint looks like.
I don't understand what you're looking for. LMS does look no different,
whether you run it in Docker, on a Pi or on my Mac. And what do you mean
by "target endpoin
I operate in the Windows 10 OS world. When I run LMS control panel in
Win10 (as administrator,) on the advanced tab I get some choices
including "Web Remote Control" and "Advanced Settings", both of which
open in my browser. So if I get LMS in Docker on my Synology working you
are saying the inte
I operate in the Windows 10 OS world. When I run LMS control panel in
Win10 (as administrator,) on the advanced tab I get some choices
including "Web Remote Control" and "Advanced Settings", both of which
open in my browser. So if I get LMS in Docker on my Synology working you
are saying the inter
I tried that. It does not work.
I also tried "Create shortcut on desktop" in advanced settings with that
precise URL but it does not work but instead just opens a new Synology
homepage tab.
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I tried that. It does not work.
Did you add the correct port? How does it fail?
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The only other thing I have running is Plex which uses port 32400. So I
did not change from the default port 9000. So when I go to
192.168.2.26:9000 I get sent directly to the Synology homepage which is
port -:5001
I was thinking of creating a step by step wiki here for running LMS on
Synology D
The only other thing I have running is Plex which uses port 32400. So I
did not change from the default port 9000. So when I go to
192.168.2.26:9000 I get sent directly to the Synology homepage which is
port -:5001
Synology traditionally used port 9002 for LMS - because of some
conflict. You sh
I stopped the container and then set it up again. In Port changed to
9002 tcp and in Environment HTTP_PORT changed to 9002. Now the result is
a web page that says "Unable to Connect" versus the previous connecting
to the wrong page.
By the way can you tell me what _etc_ means in the configuratio
Don't worry about /etc
Set timezone with "TZ" (not "EZ")
I'm guessing you have some port conflict.. I can use default 9000 and it
works fine..
(it didn't when old lms package was still installed even when it was
stopped, perhaps you have smth else in conflict )
Have you tried host mode instea
Tom Sea wrote:
> By the way can you tell me what _etc_ means in the configuration pages?
> Like:
> - /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro
> - /etc/timezone:/etc/timezone:ro
> I did not name any folder /etc. Is this something just for SSH?
/etc is the traditional place for system config files on Un
I notice that the default Environmental Variables when setting up LMS
has UID = 99. When I SSH my Synology I see that no user id has a value
of 99. I changed it to a used value but my LMS container still does not
work.
Tom
pputzer wrote:
> /etc is the traditional place for system config files on Unix (and
> Unix-like OS such as Linux). Synology NAS are running Linux.
>
>
> I cannot find this 'traditional place' on my DS920+ File Station. Is it
> hidden? Does it matter?
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pputzer wrote:
> /etc is the traditional place for system config files on Unix (and
> Unix-like OS such as Linux). Synology NAS are running Linux.
>
I cannot find this 'traditional place' on my DS920+ File Station. Is it
hidden? Does it matter?
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Tom Sea wrote:
> I cannot find this 'traditional place' on my DS920+ File Station. Is it
> hidden? Does it matter?Like before.. You shouldn't worry about /etc. Just
> ignore it..
Generally form my experiences on Synology Docker.:
If your LMS container starts and quickly stops/crashes then you
Thanks. That will be a big help in getting things running. I seem to
have made progress. When I use Google Chrome to the 192.168.2.26:9000 I
get it to load. When I use the Docker shortcut or just 192.168.2.26:9000
it says:
Secure Connection Failed
An error occurred during a connection to 192.168
I still can't understand how to get LMS to work in Docker. I have some
questions:
For launching via the GUI:
Could someone post what adding time zone should look like on the
environment tab?
The documentation gives both PGID and PUID equal 1000 on the environment
tab. Don't I have to SSH into th
I still can't understand how to get LMS to work in Docker. I have some
questions:
For launching via the GUI:
Could someone post what adding time zone should look like on the
environment tab?
The documentation gives both PGID and PUID equal 1000 on the environment
tab. Don't I have to SSH into th
Tom Sea wrote:
> I still can't understand how to get LMS to work in Docker. I have some
> questions:
>
> For launching via the GUI:
> Could someone post what adding time zone should look like on the
> environment tab?
> The documentation gives both PGID and PUID equal 1000 on the environment
>
Jaca,
What is smth?
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Tom Sea wrote:
> Jaca,
> What is smth?
"something"
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Oh, yeah. I am floundering so I thought it had a meaning with Docker or
VMs.
I appreciate your suggestion with trying LMS on a VM. Is that (VM) plug
and play or will I be in the same spot on the learning curve with
another application?
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Tom Sea wrote:
> Oh, yeah. I am floundering so I thought it had a meaning with Docker or
> VMs.
>
> I appreciate your suggestion with trying LMS on a VM. Is that (VM) plug
> and play or will I be in the same spot on the learning curve with
> another application?Virtual machine manger is a packa
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