linuxserver/docker-ubooquity

No access to admin console - docker installation on Synology NAS

SynologyUser opened this issue · 2 comments

First of all, thank you for this Docker image.
Scan works fine and the comics are accessible through LocalipaddressNAS:2202/ubooquity/comics.
Admin console ("choose administrator password" screen) is accessible at LocalipaddressNAS:2203/ubooquity/admin.

Problem:
Remaining "stuck" at the entry of the admin console.
Meaning that it doesn't do anything when I submit a (newly choosen) administrator password. It just keeps loading and doesn't go further into the admin console, no matter how many and which passwords I try to set.
It seems that the "webadmin.cred" cannot be created, although I would not know what causes this.
Both the /config and the /comics folder are shared folders with SMB service enabled and the user (user1) has full read/write access.

Maybe it has to do with the location of the config folder?
I think I remember from an old install (not through Docker at that time) that the comics folder and the config folder had to be in the same shared folder.
But nothing is mentioned in your installation notes.

System data:
Synology DSM 7.0.1-42218 running
Docker version 20.10.3-1239 installed
Latest version of linuxserver/ubooquity from Dockerhub installed
Container install data:
Volume tab: 2 existing/created folders added: "docker/ubooquity" (Mount path: "/config") and "homes/user1/comics" (Mount path: "/comics").
Port Settings tab: 2 ports added. Local Port/Container Port/Type: 2202/2202/TCP and 2203/2203/TCP.
Environment tab: correct PGID and PUID added.

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Sorry, I didn't see that similar issues were raised (and closed) in the past.

I have found the answer in one of them:

"
Please note - this does not occur if you enter the URL without the trailing slash.

Behavior occurs: http://192.168.1.35:2203/ubooquity/admin/
Works as normal: http://192.168.1.35:2203/ubooquity/admin
"

Without the trailing slash = NO PROBLEM NOW.