pCLoud on Synology NAS

[NewToStuff]

Hi,
I am trying to run pCloud as a docker using portainer on a Synology NAS. I am not sure whether it should be possible.

I have created the container and set the following in portainer:

Command:
pcloudcc -u testemail@gmail.com -s -m pcloud-mount-dir

Host/volume | Path in container
/volume1/docker/pcloud/mount | /pcloud-mount-dir
/volume1/docker/pcloud/cache | /root/.pcloud

Console:
Interactive & TTY (-i -t)

When starting the console the following appears in the log:
pCloud console client v.2.0.1
init failed

I suspect my issue is due to the volume definition or the establishment of an interactive session to add the password for the pCloud repository.

Any thoughts much appreciated.

[zcalusic]

Hello @NewToStuff, maybe you have forgotten --privileged flag? Unfortunately, it must be provided for FUSE mount to work in the container.

[NewToStuff]

Hi,

Thanks for the tip. I have changed the command to:
pcloudcc -u testemail@gmail.com -s -m pcloud-mount-dir --privileged

I now get the following:

pCloud console client v.2.0.1
error: unrecognised option '--privileged'

Thanks

[NewToStuff]

If I remove the privileged flag but make sure that privileged and init options are enabled in the GUI for portainer in the Runtime then I get these errors again:

pCloud console client v.2.0.1
init failed

[zcalusic]

The --privileged flag is supposed to be passed to docker engine while creating container.

[NewToStuff]

Hi,
I think that is what the settings I mentioned do??? I am not certain though. Your help is very much appreciated.

Thanks

[zcalusic]

I'm afraid I'm not familiar with Portainer. The privileged mode looks right turned on, but I don't know what that Init toggle does.

[zcalusic]

And, BTW, on the first run you need to have console access to the container, to be able to enter the password for the first time. This might be your issue...