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FR: One-stop docker compose file #2856
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Just an addendum - while Portainer gave some limited success, it wasn't possible for me to add an override docker-compose file because the volume locations are abstracted away from where I can get to them, and just environment variables wouldn't let me do the things I wanted to either because they only cover selected variables (I would have liked to modify the timezone and the volume locations to ones I created to resolve the abstraction issue - out of the box, I can't access the consume folder and can only web upload). |
Hello @deslea thank you for your input and sorry for the late reply. Perhaps this issue is a good match to be discussed at the new repo https://github.com/docspell/docker. People with better knowledge of docker are creating the images, maybe they have good ideas. Pinging @pschichtel @TheAnachronism for their view here. |
@deslea I've improved a few things (unrelated to this issue but still) over at https://github.com/docspell/docker What exactly is missing here from it being "plug and play" ? I have never worked with any of these NAS systems and their container stuff, so I need your input. |
Hi, thanks for what looks like an awesome program.
I would love to see a one-stop docker compose setup file with no other command line steps needed, just deploy the yaml and then straight into the web-ui (ie, the image lives in a docker repo that can be pulled in direct without a manual cloning step). This would make it easier to install directly onto NAS setups that support docker-compose, but don't provide a terminal or limit its use.
Edit: I found a workaround for my use case since my NAS does support Portainer, which has a github repository option. But I'll leave this here in case anyone else has a need not so easily resolved.
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