synology.md

Example configuration for Synology NAS

Docker setup

You can build an image yourself with make export (see README.md) or download from the relase page https://github.com/bjuretko/docker-baikal-infcloud/releases

1. Upload the image

2. Select the image and click on launch. Configure the settings like:

   

   Add folder and map host's path to container path /var/www/baikal/Specific

   

   On Port Settings set Local Port to 8800 like the container port.

   

Test

Go to URL http://nas:8800/baikal/html to configure baikal check infcloud at http://nas:8800/infcloud To make use of the .well-known redirects in the container and use https setup the reverse proxy.

Reverse proxy

Navigate to the Application Portal in the Control Panel as an Administrator in your DSM. Switch to Tab Reverse Proxy and create a new entry as below.

Note:

Hostname and Port contain placeholders and you need to set them with real values. The DSM may claim port 80 or 443 as system ports if you enter the NAS's hostname without a subdomain. To bypass this check enter a hostname like baikal.nas as hostname and apply the changes. Afterwards you edit the settings again and change the hostname back to nas.

Caution: Doing this will remove the default redirection from port 80/443 (http/https) to port 5001 (the DSM web interface).

Test

Go to URL https://nas/baikal/html to configure baikal check infcloud at https://nas/infcloud

Firewall

In the Control Panel navigate to page Security and Tab Firewall Set firewall rule to deny port 8800.

Test

Go to URL http://nas:8800/baikal/htm - you should not be able to

Synchronize with Android

Install F-Droid and DAVx5 on your phone. Setup DAVx5 with username@nas (needs .well-known redirects) or enter the dav-URL https://nas/baikal/html/dav.php/ directly.