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Read the full README ↗This is an experimental version of Folderr V2
This is not final product, use at your own risk.
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This is a real quick getting started for the development versions of folderr.
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This is a real simple docker tutorial to build it yourself. This assumes you already have Folderr setup.
Prerequisites:
Usage:
git clone https://github.com/Folderr/Folderr
# Please configure Folderr before this next part
# building the image. This will take a while.
docker build -t Folderr
# Once done, you may run the container. It expects port 8888.
docker run -dp 8888:8888 -v Files:/usr/fldrr/Files -v "$(pwd)/configs:/usr/fldrr/configs" Folderr --name Folderr
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