
It is also possible to use a custom startup script to add these Python modules (and other extra's) in the container at startup, see Docker#custom startup script for the container
Depending on the libraries you run something like: In case you need more, open Docker on your Synology, go to the Domoticz container, select Details, Terminal, and open 'bash'. The Domoticz image currently comes with a limited set of Python libraries. You may choose any port, even 80, if you like. This configuration lets Domoticz to be served at port 7080, which is fine if you add a reverse proxy.
LOG_PATH: /opt/domoticz/userdata/domoticz.log (only for debugging). Create Folder 'domoticz', select this folder. Execute container using high privilege (to access devices like /dev/ttyACM0 or /dev/ttyUSB0). Switch to the Image tab and launch Domoticz with the following settings:. Open Docker, go to the Registry tab and download the Domoticz image labeled ' domoticz/domoticz:beta' for latest beta or 'domoticz/domoticz:stable' for latest stable. Use the Synology Package Manager to install Docker. For more information about Domoticz Docker check this wiki or docker hub The described method is inspired on a discussion which can be found here. USB drivers for Synology from Jadahl( backup) (currently 7.0 and some 7.1 are supported) also you need SSH access to your Synology. 3.7 Giving Domoticz user permissions to use ttyUSB0. 3.5.1 Possible compile error at the last step. 3 Build and install Domoticz from source (Outdated).