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# QNAP Walkthrough
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This is a quick walkthrough of setting up the Plex-Meta-Manager Docker container in the QNAP "Container Station" UI.
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The "Container Station" UI on your QNAP may differ from these screenshots, but the concepts are the same:
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1. Create a container based on the `meisnate12/plex-meta-manager` image.
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2. Set environment variables to control the container's behavior [optional].
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3. Point the container to the directory where your configuration files are to be stored.
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Detailed steps:
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1. Open Container Station; click "Create" in the left column.
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2. Search for `meisnate12/plex-meta-manager`.
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On the "Docker Hub" tab you should see the image; click on it and click "Install".
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1. Select the version you want to run from the dropdown and click "Next".
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The options are:
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- `latest`: most recent official release; typically the most stable
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- `develop`: development release, contains new features that haven't made it to latest yet, but may have minor problems
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- `nightly`: bleeding-edge development version; latest fixes go here, but breakage should be expected.
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2. Change the container name if you wish.
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Command line arguments can be entered in the "Entrypoint" field after `/tini -s python3 plex_meta_manager.py --`
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IMPORTANT: **DO NOT REMOVE** ANY ELEMENT OF THAT TEXT. DO NOT ENTER ANYTHING INTO THE "Command" FIELD.
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For example, you could enter the following into the "Entrypoint" field to make PMM run immediately when the container starts up: `/tini -s python3 plex_meta_manager.py -- --run`
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Typically, in a Docker environment, this sort of thing is done via Environment Variables [the next step here]. Editing the "Entrypoint" is not recommended, as it's easy to render the container non-functional if you are not sure what you're doing.
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Information on available command line arguments can be found [here](../environmental)
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Click "Advanced Settings >>"
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3. Environment Variables can be added here:
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Anything you can do via command-line arguments can be done with Environment Variables, which is more typical in Docker environments.
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For example, you could add an environment variable named `PMM_RUN` with a value of `True` to make PMM run immediately when the container starts up.
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Information on available Environment Variables can be found [here](../environmental)
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4. Click Shared Folders Tab:
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Click "Add" in the middle section "Volume from host".
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"Volume from host" is the location on your QNAP where you want to store the config files.
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"Mount Point" must be `/config`
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When finished, click "Create".
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