Hello, I've spent 3h now trying to get the liftlog server running on my Synology NAS, and I finally managed to do so successfully. I tried various ways of setting up the docker-compose.yml, and I share the one that worked in as an attachment, so it might get added to the guide on selfhosting for other fellow Synology users. I had to create the folder "data" in the project directory "/volume1/docker/liftlog", as well as a subfolder called "backups". The main difference is having to specify the user ID and group, which in my specific case is the Synology default. Also, I had to change the default port, as 8080 already is used by Nextcloud.
Unfortunately I am not able to connect to my server, but that I describe in a separate issue.
docker-compose.yml.txt
Hello, I've spent 3h now trying to get the liftlog server running on my Synology NAS, and I finally managed to do so successfully. I tried various ways of setting up the docker-compose.yml, and I share the one that worked in as an attachment, so it might get added to the guide on selfhosting for other fellow Synology users. I had to create the folder "data" in the project directory "/volume1/docker/liftlog", as well as a subfolder called "backups". The main difference is having to specify the user ID and group, which in my specific case is the Synology default. Also, I had to change the default port, as 8080 already is used by Nextcloud.
Unfortunately I am not able to connect to my server, but that I describe in a separate issue.
docker-compose.yml.txt