I love your videos!!! I am having a really hard time setting up all of these. I don't keep my media on the same NAS device that I want to run the apps. Also I don't keep my media stored under one share. Is there an way to make that work without changing my whole setup?
do i need to allow dockge to access the "/mnt/tank/media"(just a reference from your guide) when installing on truenas so the other containers can access it?
I run both dockge and portainer in my own setup but this channel is designed for people who are new to this world so I thought dockge would be the easiest to learn and the least intimidating. Nothing wrong with other alternatives!
I usually don't put the entire stack behind something like gluetun. I either don't expose anything and just use wg-easy to VPN back into my setup, or for when I need to go out and get something, I only put qbit behind a VPN since that's the only thing that really needs it.
You would want to add this to the bottom of the compose file I linked in the description, or deploy it as its own container: services: requestrr: image: thomst08/requestrr hostname: requestrr container_name: requestrr ports: - 4545:4545 volumes: - ./config:/root/config restart: unless-stopped Then follow the setup instructions within the container. They can be found here github.com/thomst08/requestrr/wiki
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I love your videos!!! I am having a really hard time setting up all of these. I don't keep my media on the same NAS device that I want to run the apps. Also I don't keep my media stored under one share. Is there an way to make that work without changing my whole setup?
@@grimace66 yes. Since your setup is so unique I would suggest hitting up the discord channel discord.gg/syvCPcRJnR
do i need to allow dockge to access the "/mnt/tank/media"(just a reference from your guide) when installing on truenas so the other containers can access it?
No. All you need to do is make sure dockge is pointed at the correct dataset for stacks and you're done.
Enjoying the content! Any chance we could get a video on Gitea?
Can you explain why you chose dockage over other alternatives?
I run both dockge and portainer in my own setup but this channel is designed for people who are new to this world so I thought dockge would be the easiest to learn and the least intimidating. Nothing wrong with other alternatives!
Incredible video! So useful to a new user. Can you show how to hide the stack behind Gluten? I live in a country with strict copy right law.
I usually don't put the entire stack behind something like gluetun. I either don't expose anything and just use wg-easy to VPN back into my setup, or for when I need to go out and get something, I only put qbit behind a VPN since that's the only thing that really needs it.
If you have those kinds of concerns, you should look into adding a VPN to all your traffic outbound at your router level.
Hey can you make tutorial how to add requesterr whit Dockge?
You would want to add this to the bottom of the compose file I linked in the description, or deploy it as its own container:
services:
requestrr:
image: thomst08/requestrr
hostname: requestrr
container_name: requestrr
ports:
- 4545:4545
volumes:
- ./config:/root/config
restart: unless-stopped
Then follow the setup instructions within the container. They can be found here github.com/thomst08/requestrr/wiki