I’m new to home automation and I would like to install Gladys on my NAS.
I saw that there is a procedure but I don’t quite understand the Docker folder and where the terminal is in the NAS.
Would it be possible to describe step by step with photos so that we can install Gladys on the Synology NAS?
With Portainer, it will be complicated because Portainer does not manage directories like Container Manager: Portainer creates « /data/compose/2/ » which do not exist on the Synology, but CM is based on local directories (much better).
So in this case, Portainer is not the choice to make.
I am currently writing a tutorial to install Gladys on a Syno, it should be released this evening.
I followed the procedure to the letter and everything went as described in the procedure. But when I log in with my IP address plus 8420, this is what appears:
I took the liberty of moving these 2 messages to the original topic.
As @Will_71 says, we should check what you entered in the address bar, and I’ll add the detail (bottom right of your screenshot).
On first launch, it can take up to 5 minutes for Gladys to initialize, after which it’s accessible.
Were you able to try again later?
I’m following up on @GBoulvin’s comment to see if there are any files that have been created in the /docker/gladysassistant directory (or whatever you’ve set) in File Station?
Thanks for the screenshots!
From what I see in the gladysassistant directory, not all files are created, so it’s normal that you get this message in the web browser.
However, I’m having trouble figuring out why Gladys initialization isn’t completing. I’m stuck on this part.
Could you take a screenshot of your Container page? In the project, I see 1 container, but there should be 2 (gladys and watchtower).
@pierre-gilles Do you have any ideas or leads to explore?
There is indeed an issue with the Gladys container as there are no volumes, environment variables, or even the execution command or Entrypoint: it’s all empty