Install on Synology

Synology is a global producer of advanced and intelligent Network-Attached Storages (NAS). LogicalDOC is the perfect companion for your Synology device. Find more information about Synology here: https://www.synology.com.

Warning

Before installing LogicalDOC inside your device, you should be aware of hardware requirements and limitations. Click here to read more.

Install the Docker package

In Synology, LogicalDOC will run as a Docker container. Docker is a virtualization environment available on all Synology devices, so open the package manager and install the Docker package.

Set up the Database container

We will set up a MariaDB container that will be used by LogicalDOC, so enter the Registry tab of the Docker interface, find the latest mariadb image, and double-click on it to download.

Search for MariaDB

MariaDB image

Once the image gets downloaded, double-click on it to create the container, the wizard will ask you the parameters, be sure to give the container name's logicaldoc-db:

MariaDB container name

Configure the working parameters

Open the Advanced Settings and with the Add button set the following parameters:

ParameterSuggested valueDescription
MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORDmypasswordthe password of the root user, LogicalDOC will not use it but you may use to manage your database
MARIADB_DATABASElogicaldocname of the database where LogicalDOC will store the data
MARIADB_USERldocusername used by LogicalDOC to connect to the database
MARIADB_PASSWORDchangemepassword used by LogicalDOC to connect to the database

MariaDB advanced settings

Map the ports

When asked to set up the ports, map the Container Port 3306 to the Local Port 3386.

MariaDB ports

Check the running container

At the end, you should see the logicaldoc-db container up and running in the Docker environment:

MariaDB container running

Set up the LogicalDOC container

After setting up the database, you proceed now to set up the container of the LogicalDOC application.

Enter the Registry tab of the Docker interface, find the latest logicaldoc image, and double-click on it to download.

Search for LogicalDOC

LogicalDOC image

Once the image gets downloaded, double-click on it to create the container, the wizard will ask you the parameters, be sure to give the container name's logicaldoc:

LogicalDOC container name

Configure the working parameters

Open the Advanced Settings and set the following parameters:

ParameterSuggested valueDescription
LDOC_USERNOyour own license codeyou can get a trial license here: https://www.logicaldoc.com/try
LDOC_MEMORY3000memory allocated for LogicalDOC expressed in MB
DB_ENGINEmariadbthe database type, possible values are: mariadb, mysql, mssql, oracle, postgres
DB_HOSTlogicaldoc-dbthe database server host
DB_PORT3306the database communication port, use the same port used for the logicaldoc-db contain
DB_NAMElogicaldocthe database name, use the same db name used for the logicaldoc-db container
DB_INSTANCElogicaldocsome databases require the instance specification
DB_USERldocthe database username, use the same username used for the logicaldoc-db container
DB_PASSWORDchangemethe database password, use the same password used for the logicaldoc-db container
DB_MANUALURLfalsenot used, leave it false
DB_URLlogicaldocnot used, leave it logicaldoc
SSH_USERlogicaldocthe username to connect via SSH
SSH_PASSWORDchangemethe password to connect via SSH
 

LogicalDOC advanced settings

Link the database container

We also have to link the database container, so open the Links tab of the Advanced Settings and connect the logicaldoc-db container:

LogicalDOC links

Map the ports

When asked to set up the ports, map the Container Port 8080 to the Local Port 1280 and the 22 to 1222:

LogicalDOC ports

Map the volumes

When asked to set up the volumes, we suggest creating a dedicated folder called logicaldoc somewhere in your NAS and then the subfolders logicaldoc/conf and logicaldoc/repository

LogicalDOC conf volume

LogicalDOC docs volume

Then map those folders to the LogicalDOC's volumes /LogicalDOC/conf and /LogicalDOC/repository:

LogicalDOC volumes

The volume /LogicalDOC/conf is where LogicalDOC saves the main configuration files, while the /LogicalDOC/repository is where your documents files are stored.

Check the running container

At the end, you should see the logicaldoc container up and running in the Docker environment:

LogicalDOC container running

At this point you should be able to enter LogicalDOC at http://IP_OF_YOUR_SYNOLOGY:1280  with admin as username and password