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Become root if your user is not part of the docker group:
sudo su -
Create a folder on your host for the configuration files (eg. sudo mkdir /config/jd2)
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Run the container:
docker run -d --name jd2 \ -e EMAIL=my@mail.com -e PASSWORD=my_secret_password -v /config/jd2:/opt/JDownloader/cfg \ -v /home/user/Downloads:/opt/JDownloader/Downloads \ plusminus/jdownloader2-headless
If you don't want to specify your credentials on the command line, remove them from the command above (-e EMAIL=... -e PASSWORD=...)
and add them manually to the file<config-dir>/org.jdownloader.api.myjdownloader.MyJDownloaderSettings.json as in
{ "email" : "my@mail.com", "password" : "my_secret_password" }
| Environment Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| The MyJDownloader account e-mail. Is written automatically to config-file, if set. | |
| PASSWORD | The MyJDownloader account password. Is written automatically to config-file, if set. |
| UID | Specifies the UID the daemon should run as. All created files will be owned by this UID. Defaults to 1000. |
| GID | Specifies the GID for all created files. This only works in combination with the UID. Defaults to 100 for users. |
Not setting UID / GID will default to 1000:100.