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In this article, I will guide you through the installation of Docker and Unifi on your Synology in 5 minutes.īefore we can start we need to make sure that your Synology supports Docker.

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And it is best to keep the controller running 24/7, so where are you going to install it? If you have a Synology Nas then you could use a Docker Image to run the Unifi Controller.

Last step is to create the user account that will be used as your main Webtrees account.Īny question, post it on the webtrees Forum.If you have Unifi network gear you also need the Unifi Controller.

Database name: identical to the database user account.

Database password: the one you noted at step 3 of “MariaDB user and database configuration”.

Database user account: the one you noted at step 3 of “MariaDB user and database configuration”.

Once at the “Database connection” step, enter the following settings:.

Still in “File Station”, right click on the data sub-folder of your webtrees install folder, then click on “Properties”.

Select “Apply to this folder, sub-folders and files”, then click “OK”.

Select everything but “Delete” for “Write” rights.

Do not select anything in “Administration” rights.

Click on “Create”, then fill the “Permission Editor” window (this will allow webtrees to automatically update):.

Still in “File Station”, right click on the webtrees (or any other name) folder you created at step 4, then click on “Properties”.

Drag and drop the content the webtrees folder on your computer in the webtrees folder created at step 4 (“File Station” supports multiple files and folders drag and drop).

Create a webtrees folder (or any other name) inside your.

On you NAS, open “File Station”, navigate to your web folder.

You should have a folder called webtrees.

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Having installed PHP >= 7.4, you can safely download the latest version of webtrees.Webtrees installation Moving the files to your NAS Click “Go” at the bottom right to generate both the user and its associated database.Tick “Create database with same name and grant all privileges.”.

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Generating a complex/random password is recommended.“Host name” must be set to “localhost” for safety reasons.“User name” will be both the user name and the database name.Click on “User account”, then click on “Add user account”:.In DSM, open “phpMyAdmin”, and log-in using a profile allowed to create databases and profiles/users (e.g.Check/confirm which port MariaDB is running on.MySQL/MariaDB configuration Confirm MySQL/MariaDB server port neither “Enable Xdebug” nor “Enable display_errors to display PHP error messages” are selected.all extensions are activated in the Extensions list.Edit the selected PHP profile, make sure.Click on “PHP Settings” then select the the PHP profile used by Web Station:.Click on “General Setting” and check which PHP profile is being used (“Default PHP 7.4” in the below example):.PHP (install the latest version available for your NAS, 7.4 being the minimum recommended version).phpMyAdmin (only required for initial set-up of the database, may be removed once webtrees is running).

Use the Package Center to install the following packages (note they may already be installed): This procedure if for Synology NAS running DiskStation Manager (DSM) version 6.X.