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--- omv6:utilities_maint_backup [2023/05/31 14:39] – crashtest
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-<html><center><strong>December 12th, 2022 - First Draft</strong></center></html>
+<html><center><strong>May 31rst, 2023</strong></center></html>
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-May 31rst, 2023:  Docker instructions were directed to the Compose Plugin doc.  Removed Portainer install.
+May 31rst, 2023:  Docker instructions were directed to the Compose Plugin doc.  Removed Portainer install. omv6-maint-24.jpg - omv6-maint-25.jpg - omv6-maint-26.jpg purged.
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 WinSCP allows users, beginners and experienced alike, to visualize the Linux file structure in a manner
-similar to Windows Explorer.  WinSCP installs on a Window Client and connects to Linux servers, allowing
+similar to Windows Explorer.  WinSCP installs on a Windows Client and connects to Linux servers, allowing
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 === Installing Docker ===
-Effective May 30th, 2023 Docker is supported with the -> [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:docker_in_omv|Docker Compose Plugin]]
+Effective May 30th, 2023 Docker is supported with the -> [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:omv6_plugins:docker_compose|Docker Compose Plugin]]
+A guide for installing Dockers is covered in -> [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:docker_in_omv|Docker in OMV]].
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-When installing a Docker, for the greatest chance of success, it is suggested that users follow the guidance provided in [[https://forum.openmediavault.org/index.php?board/29-guides/|Guides Section]] of the openmediavault forum.\\
+Potential Docker users must use Dockers that support their architecture. The three primary architectures supported by openmediavault are **ARMHF** or **ARM64**, **i386(32 bit)**, and **amd64(64 bit)**. In most cases, 32bit Dockers will run on 64bit hardware. While there may be exceptions, i386 and amd64 Docker images may not run on ARM platforms. “**Multi-arch**” (multiple architecture) Docker images are more platform flexible.\\
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-Potential Docker users must use Dockers that support their architecture. The three primary architectures supported by openmediavault are **ARMHF** or **ARM64**, **i386(32 bit)**, and **amd64(64 bit)**. In most cases, 32bit Dockers will run on 64bit hardware. While there may be exceptions, i386 and amd64 Docker images may not run on ARM platforms. “**Multi-arch**” (multiple architecture) Docker images are more platform flexible.\\
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 To increase the chance of success, when attempting to install a Docker without a guide, look for the more popular Dockers with the highest number of “pulls” on the Docker Hub.  There are good reasons why these Dockers are broadly popular – they tend to work. -> [[https://hub.docker.com/|hub.docker.com]]\\
 (Note: It is not necessary to sign in or to create an account.  Simply use the search bar.)\\
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 In the vast majority of cases, Dockers that fail to work won’t have anything to do with openmediavault or Portainer. Their issues tend to originate from selecting the wrong architecture, selecting the wrong network mode (host, bridged, macvlan) for the application, other configuration issues (such as port 80 OMV/Docker conflicts), permissions problems or the Dockers themselves.\\