Install Zappiti on Synology DSM7 via docker
You will need Celeron based models such as ds220+/ DS218+ etc to run a docker.
Step 1 – Shutdown and Uninstall Zappiti Server
Open the Package Center.
● Go to Installed section.
● Select the package Zappiti Server.
● Click on Action.
● Select Uninstall.
Step 2 – Create a shared folder
Go to File Station.
● Click on Create.
● Select Create New Shared Folder.
In the field Name, enter zappiti (in lowercase) (1).
● Select the destination volume (default is Volume 1) (2).
● Validate by clicking on OK / Next (3).
Click OK
Step 3 – Create data and app folders
● Return to File Station.
● Do a right click on the shared folder zappiti previously
created.
● Select Create folder.
● Enter the folder name app
● Validate by clicking on OK
Create folder named – data
Step 4 : Recover your collection
1 – Enable the SSH service on your Synology
● Open the Control Panel
● Go to Terminal & SNMP (1) tab
● Tick the Enable the SSH service (2) box
● Click on Apply (3)
2 – Connect with SSH on your Synology.
Windows process
● Download PuTTy and install it.
● Launch it.
● Enter the IP address of your Synology in the Host Name (or
IP address) (1) field
● Click on Open (2)
● If needed, accept the certificate by clicking on Yes.
● Enter your administrator credentials
● Validate with Enter
Mac process
● Launch the app Terminal (located by default in
LaunchPad/Others/Terminal)
● Type the command ssh [user]@[nas_ip_adress] where
[user] is a user have administrator privileges.
Example : ssh admin@192.168.1.200.
● Accept the certificate if necessary by typing yes then validate.
● Enter your administrator credentials
● Validate with Enter
3 – Move the Zappiti Server files to their new location.
Windows and Mac
● Type this command :
sudo mv $(sudo find /volume* -maxdepth 1 -type d -name “Zappiti-Server” -print -quit)/zappiti/* /volume1/zappiti/data
● Validate with Enter
This command will search where your Zappiti-Server folder is located on your Synology, then will move the contents of the zappiti subfolder
in the zappiti/data folder which we have previously created.
Step 5 – Docker installation
● Return to the Package Center.
● In the search bar, type Docker.
● Once finding it, install it.
Once installed, Docker is now available from the Main Menu.
● Launch it.
Step 6 – Retrieve the Zappiti Server image
● Download the image from this address :
https://storage.sbg.cloud.ovh.net/v1/AUTH_fbded571e5e14cf4b5ccf3f2717efb01/DockerImage/zappiti-server-v4.25.262.tar.gz
● Copy the file on your Synology.
● In Docker, go to the Image (1) section.
● Click on Add > Add From File (2).
● Search your image file on your Synology (Green frame)
(1)(2).
● Click on Select to load the image (3).
- new image should appear on the list
- Select it [1]
- Launch it [2]
Step 7 – Create the container
● Name your container zappiti-server.
● Click on Advanced Settings.
● Check the box Enable auto-restart.
● Do not click on OK / Apply.
● Click on the Volume tab
● Click on Add Folder.
● In the new opening window, select the app folder inside the
zappiti(1) shared folder.
● Click on Select(2).
● In Mount Path, type /app/bin
● Do not click on OK / Apply
● Repeat the process with this time selecting the data folder
of the zappiti shared folder.
● For the mount path, type /app/data
● Still do not click on OK / Apply
● Click on the Port Settings tab
● In Local Port replace Auto by 8777
● Now you can click on Apply.
● Back from the container creation window. Click on Next.
One last window is displayed and shows the summary of the
container options.
● Make sure the option “Run this container after the wizard
is finished” is checked.
● Finally, click on Apply / Done.
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