@dragonarchitect you can customise their configs if it's part of the config the docker image on dockerhub supports persisting, e.g. if you installed plex it wouldn't just blat your whole config every container launch.
but if, for example, you wanted to make one local tweak to a config file or one of the scripts or something in there? nope, can't do it. you're gonna be rolling your own dockerfile and need to host + maintain it.
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In response to this post@gsuberland Waitwait, as in you can't even host it on the same TrueNAS box?? You'd have to have a separate box for hosting at that point??
Edit: I may have misread what you wrote but I barely understand docker at all to begin with
@dragonarchitect it all runs on the TrueNAS box. basically a docker container is specified by a dockerfile that tells it how to build the container instance. and as part of that dockerfile it can do things like set up a persistent storage mount for settings and such. you can also add extra mounts, e.g. on plex you'd mount your media dataset into the container so it can read it.
the problem is if you want to do any kind of tweaking beyond that.
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