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You will need to SSH into your Diskstation using ‘Terminal’ which is built in to modern versions of Windows, Linux, or Mac.Drawing software dedicated to designing the crease patterns of origami These are used to pass file permissions through to our containers. Now we have created the new user for your containers we need to obtain the PUID (Personal User ID) and PGID (Personal Group ID). The final screen will just confirm your settings make sure the correct shares are in the ‘Writeable’ list, click on ‘Done’ and your user will be created. Our user will not require any application permissions so check the ‘Deny’ button at the top of the screen.Īgain we don’t need to set any speed limits for this user so click on ‘Next’ Nothing to change on the User quota settings just click ‘Next’ *Please note if you are not following one of the media setup guides you will not have the /data share so don’t worry if it is missing. Next we are going to allow this user ‘Read/Write’ access to the data* and docker folders, if you have any other folders it should default to ‘No Access’. Next we are going to add this new user to the ‘users’ group as we don’t want it having any sort of admin access. You will never need this password for what we are doing. It’s also a good idea to generate a very strong random password for the user, while it will be a very limited account you don’t want to give it an easy to guess password. You can call the user whatever you want, I just kept mine simple and created one called ‘dockerlimited’ Navigate into the DSM control panel and open up ‘User’ then click Create. We won’t ever be using this user to log into DSM it is purely for Docker. This is not great for security, so it is good practice to set up a unique user with more limited share and application access for your containers. In older versions of my guides and in practice I was using my main admin users details for all my Docker containers. Historic updates can be found at the bottom of this guide. Swapped out Putty for Terminal (Powershell)

Deluge with GlueTUN VPN in Container Manager.Watchtower – Automated Updates in Container Manager.Updating Containers in Container Manager.

Step 3: Setting Up a Docker Bridge Network in Container Manager.Step 2: Setting up a restricted Docker user and obtaining IDs.DSM 7.2 Container Manager open child menu.