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Hi,
I am trying to install a Radiology reporting related software as a Docker container running on Synology NAS System (920+). The project is called Radis and is located at here .
The official installation strategy is as follows:
Clone the repository: ""git clone GitHub - openradx/radis: RADIS (Radiology Report Archive and Discovery System) is an innovative open-source web application developed by our team to enhance the management, retrieval, and analysis of radiology reports within hospital infrastructures.
cd radis
uv sync
cp ./example.env ./.env # copy example environment to .env
uv run cli stack-deploy # builds and starts Docker containers
I used MobaXterm to SSH to Synology, pulled the git project, tried to run the other commands, but Synology doesn't accept uv as a command, so it fails.
I used ChatGPT to install it and somehow was successful, but GPT modified a lot of files in the process (the project normally has 3 yml files (base,dev,prod) that are combined according to the .env file, but GPT tried to create a single yml file) and it was somehow succesfull at installing the program.
The issue is, I don't know how to update it, because when I git pull a newer version, the yml files will need to be modified again, which breakes its upgradability.
Is there a way to install it on Synology Container Manager, with just modifying the .env file between each iteration? Is there an alternative to the uv command?
One of the project contributors told me to use a linux server or Linux VM machine but I think this complicates things more.
Thanks.
I am trying to install a Radiology reporting related software as a Docker container running on Synology NAS System (920+). The project is called Radis and is located at here .
The official installation strategy is as follows:
Clone the repository: ""git clone GitHub - openradx/radis: RADIS (Radiology Report Archive and Discovery System) is an innovative open-source web application developed by our team to enhance the management, retrieval, and analysis of radiology reports within hospital infrastructures.
cd radis
uv sync
cp ./example.env ./.env # copy example environment to .env
uv run cli stack-deploy # builds and starts Docker containers
I used MobaXterm to SSH to Synology, pulled the git project, tried to run the other commands, but Synology doesn't accept uv as a command, so it fails.
I used ChatGPT to install it and somehow was successful, but GPT modified a lot of files in the process (the project normally has 3 yml files (base,dev,prod) that are combined according to the .env file, but GPT tried to create a single yml file) and it was somehow succesfull at installing the program.
The issue is, I don't know how to update it, because when I git pull a newer version, the yml files will need to be modified again, which breakes its upgradability.
Is there a way to install it on Synology Container Manager, with just modifying the .env file between each iteration? Is there an alternative to the uv command?
One of the project contributors told me to use a linux server or Linux VM machine but I think this complicates things more.
Thanks.
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