Yes, /volume1/docker already exists as a shared folder
I'm not sure what you mean "Are you able to create directories at the /volume1 level with your standard user? If not, what are the options where you have write privileges?"
Do I need to change access settings on the NAS?
See my post above yours. Create the olivetin directory using File Station
Looks good to me. Give it a try.
Correct. One thing to keep in mind is that in Linux (Synology & Docker), directory and filenames are CaSe sEnSiTiVe.
I also had to add /docker/olivetin/data with File Station.
OliveTin is Up and running!
You don't need to. Once you have the host directory in place (/volume1/docker/olivetin), docker will volume map (bind mount) it and olivetin will be able to create directories within it.
Glad to hear it! I'll add some Synology-specific details to the video.
Oh, I see. I tried to deploy the stack without it and received the same "does not exist" error. So, I threw it in there, just in case.
At least you got it up and running in a day. Took me a lot longer on my own Channels DVR on docker - #38 by chDVRuser
Actually, I have been trying on my own for several weeks. Always the same error... /soandso/ does not exist. I tried adding those missing subdirectories using File Explorer on windows, since /docker/ was shared. That didn't work. Your suggestion of using File Station on the Synology NAS was the key! Thanks again!
Hi Guys,
I hit a little glitch with my OliveTin for Channels. I updated and recently ran the "Olivetin Post-Install Healthcheck".
In the results, I'm getting:
Checking that your selected Channels DVR server's log files (/mnt/192.168.1.100-8089_logs) are accessible:
Folders with the names data and latest should be visible...
total 0
drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 36 Jun 19 2023 #recycle
d--------- 1 root root 124 Mar 22 17:06 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 82 Apr 11 14:05 ..
drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 24 Feb 11 08:09 @eaDir
d--------- 1 1026 users 1320 Apr 10 23:38 Database
d--------- 1 1026 users 212670 Apr 11 14:00 Images
d--------- 1 1026 users 28 Aug 31 2022 Imports
d--------- 1 1026 users 32 Aug 31 2022 Logs
d--------- 1 1026 users 138914 Apr 11 04:44 Movies
drwx------ 1 242120 242120 16 Dec 5 2022 PlayOn
d--------- 1 1026 users 5478 Apr 11 14:00 Streaming
d--------- 1 1026 users 5022 Apr 11 11:59 TV
I'm not seeing the folders names data and latest, as are supposed to be there.
I think that the following environment variable is wrong:
LOGS_SHARE=/volume1/ChannelsDVR
You're on Synology right? Check this post from @chDVRuser, I think it'll point you in the right direction:
Perfect! I had to stop and restart the DVR server to get that entry to show up in the log.
Thanks yet again!
For anybody else wondering about this, the path can be derived in OliveTin, using:
Search the last 100000 lines for [SYS] Starting Channels:
And:
For those where they are separate, this is the path you want share on your LAN. Then you'd use the Docker-Volumes approach to connecting via Samba or NFS.
Hey, that way is even easier! The DVR server log on the web interface only went back about 4 days. My server had last been restarted 7 days ago when I updated to the new pre-release. Man, these OliveTin tools are great!
New bnhf/olivetin:latest (aka bnhf/olivetin:2024.04.12) pushed today with Project One-Click Actions moved to their very own dashboard!:
Simply choose "Project One-Click" from the OliveTin side menu:
Nice! 
I think this type of organization was needed because the amount of buttons in one screen for all OliveTin actions was overwhelming.
I'm thinking there could be other dashboards such as:
@bnhf Noticed that the one-click ah4c script ignores a # in the tuner 3 and 4 items, causing a fail. (At least for me)
