Leave it to default or change as you want, they have an official documentation to guide to tweaking your instance. It will automatically generate a config file in `/docker/aria2/nf`.
#ARIA2 PRO PASSWORD#
Change the `RPC_SECRET` to a random password you want. Change the `PUID` to `1026` (if you're the first created user in the NAS) and `PGID` to `101`, if you don't change the PUID and the PGID, your container will lose access to your local folders. Go to the `Environment` tab, change the `TZ` timezone to your location, this is for displaying the correct time in your file modification date. If you have a domain, you can create a reverse proxy to forward `6800` to a custom sub-domain. Now you go to the `Port` tab, change the `Auto` in the `Local Port` to the respective port of the container, like `6800` to `6800`, `6888` to `6888`. Then add another folder for your downloads: hit `Add Folder` again and choose a path where you want to store your downloaded files, let's say `/home/Downloads` in the mount directory, type `/downloads`. Hit `Add Folder`, navigate to the earlier created `aria2` under `docker` shared folder and hit `Select` in the mount directory, enter `/config`.
Here, you need to designate two folders for the container, one for the configuration files and another for your downloads. In the Advanced Settings, enable `Restart Automatically` then go to the `Volume` tab. Change the name to something easy and recognisable like `aria2` and hit `Advanced Settings`. Fetch the latest `p3terx/aria2-pro` image in the Docker GUI, double-click the image to start a container.
#ARIA2 PRO INSTALL#
Install Tailscale on your NAS to securely access your custom service outside your local network.Ĭreate a folder in `docker` shared folder named `aria2`, you'll need later. Supposing you don't have a domain, or any skills regarding Port Forwarding or Reverse Proxy, and you access your NAS via QuickConnect. Docker is a system to run separate packages or OS in a secure container. If you have an Intel-based NAS, then you will see Docker in your Package Centre. In order to have access to the ui from the internet, I have created 2 public hostnames first (localhost:6880) and then (localhost:6800) then I gave the "'ll help you with some guide, but I'm no computer expert either so my help is very limited.
#ARIA2 PRO APK#
can anybody help me with this? I have another question too, how can I check the public ip address of the container? curl - s ifconfig.io doesn't return anything and I'm not able to install bind-tools using apk add bind-tools.ĮDIT: I have solved my problem by dedicating an instance of gluetun to my Aria instance. Now when I open the Aria-ng webui it says that aria2 is disconnected. I have entered "network_mode: Container:gluetun" for both aria-ng and Aria2-pro and have published the ports in gluetun. Hi everyone, since the Aria2 doesn't support socks proxies, I have to use the Gluetun container which works perfectly. What Is SelfHosted, As it pertains to this subreddit?
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