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2 years 9 months ago #8081 by aaronmar702
Hello,


I followed guidance on setting up the YAC Library Server on my new NAS here
www.yacreader.com/forum/support-linux/20...rver-on-synology-nas

I setup using this docker image
hub.docker.com/r/xthursdayx/yacreaderlibrary-server-docker

My goal has been to migrate my exist comic collection on my local disk to the NAS. I've managed to replicate my the library there and have a library currently named 'ComicsNAS'. I can use this library in YACReader Library on my Windows machine. Unfortunately I always see no comics when trying to connect to the server directly on the NAS.

Is there an error in my configuration that someone can help me with? Please bear with me I'm quite new to Synology/Linux/servers in general.

The current setup on Windows and in YACReader Library



Unfortunately, when trying to configure this on the headless server on the NAS I get the following results.



Here's how I've set it up on Synology


And what the terminal output looks like
Code:
root@YACLibraryServer:/# YACReaderLibraryServer list-libraries ComicsNAS : /comics root@YACLibraryServer:/# YACReaderLibraryServer update-library /comics Processing comicsDone!

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2 years 9 months ago #8082 by Luis Ángel
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I wonder if your disk content is properly mapped into you docker image. You have to think about the docker image as a computer, by default it will have its own disk and won't see what you have outside the image.

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2 years 9 months ago #8083 by aaronmar702
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I wonder if your disk content is properly mapped into you docker image. You have to think about the docker image as a computer, by default it will have its own disk and won't see what you have outside the image.


During setup, I was able to select that folder path as the volume to map to (in the compose interface). If the docker image was isolated I would think that wouldn't be visible would it? I could be terribly wrong here though.

Assuming I am wrong, how would I go about constructing a shared folder that was accessible to my local PC but properly mapped to the docker image?

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2 years 9 months ago #8084 by Luis Ángel
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Can I see your docker run command?

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