Posts by Agricola

Do you have omv-extras installed?

Using Docker containers you specify folder paths in the compose file. Look at the docker-compose listed here. In the Guides section of the forum there are plenty of [How-To] guides using docker-compose.

Quote from ryecoaaron

Or someone other than me can port the openvpn plugin.

An interesting discussion concerning security but sadly no solution yet for MarcS.

Since the Linuxserver container for OpenVPN is deprecated, what would be the preferred selection?

Did you create the second user in the gui?

by-label naming of drives was disabled about half way through omv 5, so that any disks set up after that were by-uuid. I don’t know, but the symlinks plugin might help you to simplify your naming issue.

Soma … the picture of patience. I don’t know how you do it

If everything is running smoothly I never look at them.

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But you had to first set it up with your IP, right?

No sir. One of the first things I set up on any fresh install is go to Network --> General and set my hostname and domain.

<hostname>.local works for me.

Go to Network —> General to set your hostname.

Does your file system show up in the gui?

Two popular ways to deploy docker containers is by using Portainer Stacks, and by using the command line with docker-compose.

• Here is a [How-To] for Portainer/Stacks
• This [How-To] is a good example of using docker-compose in the command line.

I don't know if you have gotten this far, but below is a docker-compose file that has worked for me on an amd64 machine. Just note that both container names in each compose file need to be unique for each site.

• site 1: wordpress01, wordpressdb01
• site 2: wordpress02, wordpressdb02
• site 3: wordpress03, wordpressdb03
• etc.

version: '3.1'

services:

  wordpress:
    image: wordpress
    container_name: wordpress01 # To install multiple wp sites each needs unique name.
    ports:
      - 8080:80 # If 8080 is all ready in use it can be changed to an unused port.
    environment:
      WORDPRESS_DB_HOST: db
      WORDPRESS_DB_USER: your-user
      WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD: your-password
      WORDPRESS_DB_NAME: db01 #I think this name and MYSQL_DATABASE name need to be the same.
    volumes:
      - /sym/disk1/appdata/wordpress:/var/www/html # /sym/disk1/... is a symlink.
    restart: unless-stopped

  db:
    image: mysql:5.7
    container_name: wordpressdb01 # Unique container name for each wp site here too.
    environment:
      MYSQL_DATABASE: db01 # Same as above.
      MYSQL_USER: your-user
      MYSQL_PASSWORD: your-password
      MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD: '1'
    volumes:
      - /sym/disk1/appdata/wordpresdb:/var/lib/mysql # Same as above.
    restart: unless-stopped

volumes:
  wordpress:
  db:

networks:
  default:
    external: true
    name: pwh # My custom bridge network used to allow Swag implementation of reverse proxy.

Five separate containers, just give them unique names.

Did you make a change to your config or docker-compose? I thought you were able to access your login page earlier.

Are you not able to reach your Nextcloud login page at nextcloud.your-subdomain.duckdns.org ?

If you do you will have to reconfigure your compose file and delete your config folder and rerun your swag cert. make sure you have a strong password on your nextcloud login.

You probably should hide your username, dbpassword, and domain. Delete the post above and copy/paste the file in a code box using the </> button in the menu bar above, but hide that sensitive information.

Code box like this. 

Your cert looks good. Your problem probably lies somewhere in your proxy configuration. look at this [How-To] under the Configuration of Proxy section to find your .conf and config.php files. Post those in a code box - but hide your passwords, etc.

User Management/Users/Edit

As your screenshot shows 998 is the uid to your admin user which should only be used in connection with your web-gui login. You need to use a regular, unprivileged user, created by you in the Users section of the gui, the first being 1000. This is the GUID you should be using. You probably got 998 from a DBTech video.