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No GUI #33

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Caretaker1 opened this issue Aug 2, 2021 · 9 comments
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No GUI #33

Caretaker1 opened this issue Aug 2, 2021 · 9 comments

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@Caretaker1
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Installed the container (-latest) on a Qnap NAS to day, install run OK but I don't get the "open Link" sign, after I start the container, to get the GUI in the browser.

I have your jdownloader-2 and filezilla container installed and with both of them I have no problems to open the GUI's.

Any idea ?

@jlesage
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jlesage commented Aug 12, 2021

What is the container's configuration ? Did you mapped ports ? Are you able to manually open the GUI in the browser (http://<qnap IP>:<mapped port>) ?

@Caretaker1
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For beginning I have 2 other container installed from you, filezilla and jdownloader2. Both work fine and I have not mapped any ports on this two.

However what I have noticed is that the CPU shows 0% activity on this container.

Find the configuration attached.
config.txt

@jlesage
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jlesage commented Aug 15, 2021

If you don't map ports yourself, maybe qnap is doing it automatically.

What is the URL of filezilla/jdownloader2 when you access them?

Could you provide the output of the following command:

docker inspect <name of the container>

@Caretaker1
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URL for
filrzilla http://IP of NAS :49157/
jdownloader http://IP of NAS:49154/

Output of the docker inspect command attached.
docker inspect.txt

@jlesage
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jlesage commented Aug 15, 2021

Ok so there is no port mapping configured. I cannot tell why QNAP did not create mapping automatically like your other containers... Maybe try to re-create the container or add the mapping yourself ?

@Caretaker1
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How do I find out which container ports I should be mapping ?

@Caretaker1
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I got it, mapped the ports 5800 and 5900 and its working now.

Thanks for you help.

@jlesage
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jlesage commented Aug 15, 2021

Mapping only port 5800 is enough. Port 5900 is used only when you want to access the UI via a VNC client.

@inverted360
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@jlesage would you like me to add a section for QNAP config tips to the readme? If yes, let me know what section to nest under.

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