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Northern Man edited this page Dec 27, 2024
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Not Supported QNAP Devices
QNAP TS-431P3
Step 1: Install Container Station
Install Container Station from App Center. Open the app and create the Docker storage directory as the default, /Container.
Step 2: Create Homebridge Storage Directory
Open File Station and create a new directory named homebridge under /Container.
Step 3: Create Homebridge Container
In Container Station, go to the Create tab and search for homebridge and click Install next to homebridge/homebridge.
If you are using Container Station 3 (2023 or later), you will see a blue "explore" button at the top that you need to use instead. Be sure to select DEPLOY button for homebridge/homebridge and not the old onzu/homebridge package!
Choose the latesttag
Step 4: Configure the Container
Name the container homebridge then click the Advanced Settings button:
Set Environment Variables
These environment variables should be configured. See Parameters for details on what these environment variables do.
If you are using Container Station 3 (2023 or later), ensure you click "add" 3 times to add the below variables. There are a lot of existing variables you do not need to edit.
Setting the Network Mode to Host is required for Homebridge to work. If you are using Container Station 3 (2023 or later), you will still find this under the networks tab, but you need to click the "CUSTOM" radio button in order to select "host."
Set The Volume Mount
Under the Volume From Host section create the following mount:
Volume From Host: /Container/homebridge
Mount Point: /homebridge
If you are using Container Station 3 (2023 or later), delete the mount point that is auto populated. Instead, select the dropdown next to "add volume" and select Bind Mount Host Path. There, select the folder in the top one, and the "container" should utilize the mount point text /homebridge. Ensure "RW" is selected.
The "Mount Point" must always be /homebridge. If you have multiple Homebridge instances, modify the "Volume from Host" side for each container, but keep the "Mount Point" as /homebridge.
Confirm Settings Are Correct
Confirm the settings you selected are correct then click OK to create the container.
Wait for image to download and the container to be created:
Step 4: View Running Container
Click the Containers tab to view the running Homebridge container.
Manage Homebridge
To manage homebridge go to https://<ip of your nas>:8581.