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1		-= Prerequisite: Docker installation =
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3		-FileSync is deployed as docker container. You need a running docker installation for it to be installed. if you setup a new VM for this, we suggest the newest Ubuntu LTS release.
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	4	+File sync is a server-side backup software for files from embedded devices. It was from scratch developed to the needs of automatic backups of production data.
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5		-If you already have a server or VM with a running docker, just skip this chapter and go on with "Installation".
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7		-=== Install docker on linux ===
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	9	+It is thought as bridgehead in firewall designs: you allow this one container (or a VM running it) accesses to your embedded devices, as well as your file backup servers.
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9		-The installation of docker on linux is straightforward. If you Google this topic you will find explanations from the Docker website which invite you to do a manual installation of docker by downloading and installing their actual version. From a technical perspective this is not needed. At least Brinkhaus does not need bleeding edge docker installation. We recommend to just use the docker version which comes from your Linux distribution.
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	12	+FileSync afterwards just does its job, as long as the server runs.
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11		-On a typical Ubuntu or Debian you go with
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	15	+The software is designed with the word "fail-safe" in mind. It e.g. does not rely on
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13		-{{code language="Shell script"}}
14		-sudo apt install docker-compose
15		-{{/code}}
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17		-=== Install docker on Windows ===
18		-
19		-The installation of docker for Windows is described here: [[https:~~/~~/docs.docker.com/desktop/install/windows-install/>>https://docs.docker.com/desktop/install/windows-install/]]
20		-
21		-= Installation =
22		-
23		-On a computer with Docker, just choose a target directory which fits for your case, deploy our docker-compose file there and start the app.
24		-
25		-**Suggestion for quick start for linux**
26		-
27		-{{code language="Shell script"}}
28		-sudo mkdir /var/docker_data
29		-cd /var/docker_data/
30		-wget https://xwiki.brinkhaus-gmbh.de/bin/download/Product%20support/FileSync/WebHome/docker-compose.yml?rev=1.1
31		-sudo docker login registry.gitlab.com/v2/b3935 -u datastore-dl -p glpat-S9xzXzoUxuxGboW53r2x
32		-
33		-sudo docker-compose up
34		-{{/code}}
35		-
36		-You are afterwards able to log in via the web interface on port 80 of the server where you installed FileSync.
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38		-
39		-**Suggestion for quick start for Windows**
40		-
41		-Place the docker-compose file from here [[https:~~/~~/xwiki.brinkhaus-gmbh.de/bin/download/Product%20support/FileSync/WebHome/docker-compose.yml?rev=1.1>>https://xwiki.brinkhaus-gmbh.de/bin/download/Product%20support/FileSync/WebHome/docker-compose.yml?rev=1.1]] in a directory of your needs and run "docker-compose up".
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43		-
44		-= Variants / hints =
45		-
46		-You can adapt the docker-compose file to your local needs. The file which we give for q quick start is:
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48		-{{code language="docker-compose"}}
49		-version: "3"
50		-
51		-services:
52		- filesync:
53		- image: registry.gitlab.com/b3935/ftpmodule/filesync:latest
54		- container_name: filesync
55		- restart: always
56		- volumes:
57		- - ./data:/app/data
58		-
59		- ports:
60		- - 80:80
61		-
62		-{{/code}}
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