Merge pull request #1171 from bra1nDeaD/master

Added installation instructions for Synology DSM 7

docker_setup.md

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 # Docker Setup
-For Synology NAS users, check the hints here: [LINK](docker_setup_synology.md) 
+For Synology NAS users, check the hints here: [LINK DSM 6](docker_setup_synology.md) / [LINK DSM 7](docker_setup_synology_7.md) 
 
 Docker on Raspberry: It won't work if you don't have a 64bit OS as MariaDB requires a 64bit OS!
 

docker_setup_synology.md

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-# Teslalogger Docker Setup on Synology NAS
+# Teslalogger Docker Setup on Synology NAS - DSM 6
 
 ![Image](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bassmaster187/TeslaLogger/master/TeslaLogger/screenshots/docker-synology.PNG)
 

docker_setup_synology_7.md

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+# Teslalogger Docker Setup on Synology NAS - DSM 7
+
+Installation instructions for Synology NAS on DSM 7.2-64570 Update 1
+
+I've had a hard time to get this to work, which in the end had mostly todo with ACLs as this is mostly hidden in an SSH session. But in the end I got it to work. I hope this helps someone else who wants to install this on DSM 7+. I wish I could set it up a bit more secure, as I've given read/write permissions to everyone, but with mixed host/containerized UIDs/GIDs it's very hard to tie it down. So, massive disclaimer that this is not the most secure method, but it works.
+
+Open an SSH session to your Synology NAS and execute the following commands (assumes you already have Container Manager installed and use /volume1, please amend if different):
+
+```
+sudo -i
+cd /volume1/docker
+git clone https://github.com/bassmaster187/TeslaLogger
+cd TeslaLogger/TeslaLogger
+mkdir GrafanaDashboards && mkdir GrafanaDB
+```
+
+Because DSM uses ACLs, the file permissions are a bit more complicated than the standard Linux permissions. The easiest way to make the changes is by using File Station in the Synology Web Portal.
+- Open File Station
+- Browse to /volume1/docker/TeslaLogger
+- Inside this directory, right click on the second TeslaLogger directory and select Properties from the menu
+
+![image](./TeslaLogger/screenshots/DMS7-01-file-station-select-properties.png)
+
+- In the Properties popup, select the Permissions tab
+- Click on the Create button to open the Permissions Editor
+
+![image](./TeslaLogger/screenshots/DMS7-02-properties-create-button.png)
+
+- In the User or Group dropdown, select Everyone
+- In the Permission area, tick the Read and the Write tickbox (all sub items will be ticked)
+- Click the Done button
+
+![image](./TeslaLogger/screenshots/DMS7-03-permissions-editor.png)
+
+- Back on the Properties popup, click on the Save button
+
+Close File Station and open Container Manager
+
+- Select the Project side tab and click the Create button
+
+![image](./TeslaLogger/screenshots/DMS7-04-container-manager.png)
+
+On the Create Project wizard:
+- give your project a name, e.i: teslalogger
+- Select the path: /volume1/docker/TeslaLogger
+- It will detect this already has a docker-compose.yml file, so select to use the existing one and press ok
+
+![image](./TeslaLogger/screenshots/DMS7-05-use-existing-compose.png)
+
+- Optionally change the TZ= timezones (4 instances)
+- Press Next
+- Press Next again
+- Press Done
+
+The containers will boot up. You'll see that the database container will use a bit more resources for a while. It only does that at first boot and the other containers won't boot properly until this is finished. Give it a little time until the CPU for all containers are low. If you have any first time start-up issues, then go into the Action dropdown and select Restart.
+
+![image](./TeslaLogger/screenshots/DMS7-06-containers-boot.png)
+
+These are the URLs you can use, replace "host" with your own NASs hostname:
+
+- Admin: http://host:8888/admin/
+- Grafana: http://ds:3000/