Hello all,
Thank you for any and all direction.
The Goal: To have Nextcloud with MariaDB running as a Docker container with Nextcloud Data stored on a network share.
My Problem: I am not able to create a Nextcloud container that can access the NFS mount to map the data directory on first boot.
What i think i need: a really dummies level guide to setting the right permission in docker (example puid), Ubuntu (example www-data or similar) and Synology (user names etc).
Steps so far:
- The only success i have had is by using the “Squash” option in NFS permission on my Synology NAS and setting it to “Map all users to admin”. I don’t see this as a safe route to take but it has given me hope that it is simply a permissions issue i need to solve between Synology, Ubuntu and Docker.
- I have followed a number of support threads on this forum, the docker forum and many YouTube videos
- modified permissions of the mount and the mount point from within the Ubuntu system
- created volumes in Portainer that access the NFS share and then added them to the compose file with nextcloud
- created users that match my synology NAS users in the Ubuntu system
- I have learned so so so much about Ubuntu, Linux, docker and other utilities that i have enjoyed but eventually we all want to achieve something right?
Thank you so much for any help or direction. I appreciate all the information already on this support forum that is helping me learn so much
My Setup:
Docker Server = NUC running Ubuntu 20.04,
NAS = Synology DS218
Current Software:
Ubuntu 20.04 running…
- Nginx Proxy Manager as a reverse proxy service
- Portainer as a GUI for container images
Future plans:
- PiHole
- Unifi Controller
- Collabora
- Homeassistant
- A place to play and try out new things (now planning on doing this on another Host since Ive been caught so long on my first attempt!)