@Rusty
I've got lost somewhere in the middle of DS NAS
I can't even find now where was my RP... So, I stopped this SVN and deleted its docker container.
In the other forum I got a link to an article where its author described his way of setting up the SVN.
With DSM version 7 Synology decided to remove the SVN Server package from their distribution. Many developers, including myself, were caught by surprise. After upgrading to DSM V7.x, SVN just didn’t work anymore. It was gone! I have to admit that I didn’t pay attention to the release notes and I...
notion360.com
The good thing - it was written in the beginning of 2023 and I decided to give it a try.
Downloaded the svn package into docker and ran it. Pictures in my system are different from the pictures in the article but after several starts and stops/deletes of this container I can go to the some point faster and faster
And the point where I'm stuck now is:
I did not set any ports
View attachment 14089
Which ports numbers should I write to this table? And I believe, I should choose TCP, correct?
And in the browser what should be in the <your-nas-ip> ? My external IP address? Or I can use my string address from asuscom.com I believe.
Which port should be written in that address: Local port from this table or container port?
Should I change anything in my router?
Obviously the article author had already his SVN data he used with DSM 6.x and everything have been already set. I did not and need to go through this at least once.