BookStack is a simple, self-hosted, easy-to-use platform for organising and storing information.
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In this tutorial, we are going to use this Docker build for Bookstack: linuxserver/bookstack
Let's begin with the installation:
- Go to the Registry tab in your Docker and search for
bookstack - Click on
linuxserver/bookstack, click the Download button and chooselatestbuild - Wait for the image to download
- Go to Image tab and find
linuxserver/bookstack. Select it and click on button Launch
Continue in the Container creation wizard and choose Advanced settings.
In the General settings tab set
Enable auto-restart.In the Volume tab click on Add Folder button and create a folder structure in your Docker folder for example
docker/bookstack.Set the Mount path to
/config.In the Port Settings tab change the Local Port to your desired port.
In the Environment tab add these variables and values:
| Variable | Value |
|---|---|
| PUID | < your userID > |
| PGID | < your groupID > |
| DB_DATABASE | < your database name > |
| DB_USER | < your database user name > |
| DB_PASS | < your database user password > |
| DB_HOST | < your NAS IP > |
| APP_URL | < your full local IP with port or URL (ie. http://yourNASip:yourLocalPort or https://bookstack.mydomain.com) > |
http://yourNASip:yourLocalPort and that's it!The default username is
[email protected] with the password of password.You can access your Bookstack also from outside by using reverse proxy. (How to set up reverse proxy?)
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