Posts by happyreacer

okay, step by step...

open the port 3478 for tcp/udp of your router .

create a folder for the turnserver.conf

mybe like this /srv/dev-by-label-HDD/dockerapps/turnserver/

gernerate a secreat code: openssl rand -hex 32

create and put in the folder the turnserver.conf like this

listening-port=3478
fingerprint
use-auth-secret
static-auth-secret=<yourChosen/GeneratedSecret>
realm=your.domain.org
total-quota=100
bps-capacity=0
stale-nonce
no-multicast-peers

Then i have used Portainer:

use the docker image from instrumentisto/coturn

port configuration: 3478:3478tcp  and 3478:3478udp

volume setting:

Host Volume:

/srv/dev-by-label-HDD/dockerapps/turnserver/turnserver.conf

Path in container:

/etc/coturn/turnserver.conf

Network:

I use the same network like my nextcloud container is running

Then pull the container image with this options and edit the options in nextcloud talk

Quote from cseb

1. Is there any container to use onlyoffice server on nextcloudpi ?

No, onlyoffice support only 64-Bit CPUs

okay, i hade time and now i have solved it.

I use the docker image from instrumentisto/coturn and set the turnserfer.config on a seperate appfolder with the options from this side https://nextcloud-talk.readthedocs.io/en/latest/TURN/

at last, i opend the port for the turn server on my router and take the setings in the nextcloud talk app.

--> now it works!!

Quote from Enra

a coturn image can be found here.

I know, but I don't know which one and how to use it.

I setup my docker with linuxserver/nextcloud and linuxserver/letsencrypt container. I like to use the nextcloud talk plugin with a turn server. Can sameone help to find a turnserver docker conteiner and setup it to the nextcloud and letsencrypt container? Maybe is it a aditional chalenge for the very famous Videos from TechnoDadLife

Quote from KM0201

Either do it while setting up the container, or if it's already running...
click on the container
click Duplicate/Edit in the upper right
Under "Network Ports Configuration"... click the "+" sign next to manual port publishing
"Host" will be the port number you want to use (9001)
"Container" will be the default port for the container (according to what you said above, 9000)

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I'm not sure if the protainer is running, i can change the port in portainer without an error. but when i have mutch time, i will tray it.

I have a last question:
what is the different between the option to pull a container or make it with stacks

i have a other container with a default port on 9000 for some external applications.
how can i change the portainer 9000 port and can i make it without problams in the future with updates? I know then i cant use the gui button in the omv when i change the port of portainer but a Feature request for omx-extras @ryecoaaron to change the default portainer port with omv gui

thanks again

Quote from ryecoaaron

https://forum.openmediavault.o…?postID=177009#post177009

works it also in portainer?

thanks @ryecoaaron i fond in this videos what i sertch.

But i have a other question, how can I keep my containers automatically up-to-date in portainer? mybe @TechnoDadLife you have the answer?

In my free time i have played with portainer and now i found this a nice software to managing the dockers

Hi,

Some users need instructions how can use Portainer.
@TechnoDadLife can you make a video for using a container with sub-volumes and so on in porteiner? i think on a step by step tutorial.
by the way, i like so much your videos

Quote from TechnoDadLife

I don't have any experience with the plugin, so better to ask someone else.

ah sorry, i would like to ask, how can i use local files in your description about the docker nextcloudpi

@TechnoDadLife Thank you for the nice video!
I have a question about the intiration of local folder. I think the performance is mutch faster to intigrate it directly without smb/cfs. But how can i make it? In the moment i use the OMV4 Docker plugin and i can take the folders in the options for a local path use in nextcloud.

Das erste ist, dass du einen DynDns brauchst. Der ist dafür, weil sich deine Internet IP immerwieder ändert. Dadurch hast du dann eine feste http(s)Adresse die immer mit der IP von deinem Anschluss abgeglichen wird. Der nächste Schritt ist wie du darauf zugreifen willst z.B. webdav FTP oder über eine Softwareoberfläche wie nextcloud. Es gibt schon sehr viele Forum Beiträge oder Google weiss auch viel darüber.
Wenn du dann immer noch nicht weiter weißt, nochmal fragen.

I have a problem with the linuxserver/nextcloud docker. It runns behind the nginx plugin for a reverseproxy. My problem is upload files biger then 5or 10 MB.
I downt know how can i change the limitation.

Thanks @Adoby and @macom

I have reed about a new nas Hardware from kobol.io https://blog.kobol.io/2020/01/02/helios64-annoucement/
and i have some questions to all the experts.
Will omv Support this Hardware? And how much Performance is it? I have now idee about the Performance from ARM CPU. It would be nice somebody can say it likes a CPU like a Intel.... or so.

@sunpower @macom did you check if the nextcloud container running with sync of the system time?
I had such a mistake six months ago in my OMV4 configuration

Thanks @ryecoaaron
So that was a problem of understanding. I thought Porteiner is an administrative container for the other docker files. But that doesn't really make sense if I start a container into which I start again.

My question is, are the settings of the individual containers, such as the included folders or options (TZ, PGID, PUID...) stored in the /data portainer folder? Specifically asked: I start only Portainer and have all my Docker containers running again?