Guide on how to install Komga with Portainer?

[gh0sti]

Steps to reproduce

Need help installing komga on portainer, does anyone have a guide on doing this?

Expected behavior

I want to run komga with portainer

Actual behavior

running into issues trying to setup komga on portainer.

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Komga version

0.157.1

Operating system

Bullseye 11 32bit

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[DieselTech]

running into issues trying to setup komga on portainer.

You didn't make any mention to what your issue is. What have you tried so far and what isn't working?

[gh0sti]

@DieselTech having issues configuring the host volume and port number to use.

[gotson]

using Portainer shouldn't be much different from the normal Docker method: https://komga.org/installation/docker.html

[gh0sti]

@gotson do I just do any path for these? --mount type=bind,source=/path/to/config,target=/config
--mount type=bind,source=/path/to/data,target=/data \

I have rclone gdrive mount but its not in docker. How would I point komga to it?

[awh-tokyo]

Here is the volume setup for Komga on my Portainer, if that helps:

/mnt/komga/config and /mnt/komga/data are the locations on my host. So you'd need to change those to wherever your gdrive is mounted.

[barrelltitor]

Head over to Stacks, create a new stack and slap in the compose https://komga.org/installation/docker.html#docker-compose , and make your changes then deploy.

A stack is basically a compose file, fancy name for them. Bind mounts are what you want, on the left side you want the /path/to/gdrive and on the right side you want the path inside komga, which can really be anything you want

[gh0sti]

@barrelltitor thank you for this. That helped explain. I appreciate it.

[gh0sti]

Head over to Stacks, create a new stack and slap in the compose https://komga.org/installation/docker.html#docker-compose , and make your changes then deploy.

A stack is basically a compose file, fancy name for them. Bind mounts are what you want, on the left side you want the /path/to/gdrive and on the right side you want the path inside komga, which can really be anything you want

I keep running into a 400 error when trying to do this with a stack.