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Likely this question is better handled by opening a ticket with ContainerStation support.<br />
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Only they know how their system works + they're so new, likely be faster to ask them.
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Likely this question is better handled by opening a ticket with ContainerStation support.

Only they know how their system works + they're so new, likely be faster to ask them.

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Can someone describe in detail how to install Minio on QNAP's ContainerStation? &nbsp;I have installed ContainerStation, clicked on &quot;Create Container&quot;, chosen minio/minio. &nbsp;I have tried various settings on &quot;Advanced Settings&quot;, but when I run the Docker Container, it tries to start then stops on its own.
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Can someone describe in detail how to install Minio on QNAP's ContainerStation?  I have installed ContainerStation, clicked on "Create Container", chosen minio/minio.  I have tried various settings on "Advanced Settings", but when I run the Docker Container, it tries to start then stops on its own.

How to Install Minio (Docker) on QNAP ContainerStation?  For use as a self-hosted S3-like server.

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