UNRAR LINUX NZBGET VERSION MANUAL

So the advice above ( /volume1/Docker/NZBGet/config) is good The only exception is /config and this one is both absolutely required and needs to point to a uniqe folder on your host for a specific container. Try to avoid making a plethora of specific mounts such as /downloads, /tv, /movies, /books, whatever. Sorry, I just have to chime in here, whenever I see people pointing to the linuxserver containers. Hopefully it will be just that simple for you. Value: Europe/London (or whatever is being used by Sonarr)

Value: 999 (or whatever is being used by Sonarr) Host: /volume1/Download (or wherever you want) Host: /volume1/Docker/NZBGet/config (or wherever you want, this is just the template Asustor would use)

UNRAR LINUX NZBGET VERSION MANUAL

Whatever port you specify may need to be forwarded on your router and in ADM > Settings > Manual Connect > EZ-Router > Self define - e.g.

Host: 6789 (or anything that isn’t already used, you’ve already noticed that Asustor adds a 1 to the start of the port number to avoid any conflicts. Manual network port publishing: click publish a new network port Image: linuxserver/nzbget (you can also use certain tags if you want to use dev builds, or an older version, but not adding one will just use the latest release build, the same as using linuxserver/nzbget:latest) Name: NZBGet (or whatever you like really)

now we’re basically going to translate what is under Usage into Portainer, anything I skip over leave as default.

open Portainer and click on Containers, and then Add Container.

click on (in this case) linuxserver/nzbget and scroll down to (in this case) Usage.

LinuxServer maintain a lot of images and are always a sure thing.

you’ll get a bunch of results, but typically go with the wisdom of the masses and choose the most popular one - though check when it was last updated.

Gonna make this generic where possible, so you can apply it to any future Docker image you want to use.

Unrar linux nzbget version