WebOne proxy on Qnap?

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WebOne proxy on Qnap?

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Hi,

i'm terribly sorry if this is in the wrong subforum (if so, please move it).

As an avid user of retro computers (late 80-early 90ies) i tend to use the WebOne proxy (https://github.com/atauenis/webone) to have the old Opera/NN/etc being able to browse the modern web (for nostalgic purposes and to be able to download drivers, utilities and such mainly). I run this proxy on Win10, but i saw that it also supports Debian/Ubuntu and to some extent also the Rpi.

But i wonder if this software would be able to run on the (intel) QNAPs as well? Have anyone managed to make it run somehow even?
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If your (unknown) NAS model supports VMs or containers, run it there
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Hi dolbyman,

i have the TS-253Pro with 16GB ram. I found the docker image, supposedly being available with a:

docker pull u306060/webone

in an ssh shell, but it only provides the

"Error response from daemon: manifest for u306060/webone:latest not found: manifest unknown: manifest unknown" output (hence my question).


edit. i tried to pull the latest version using:

docker pull u306060/webone:0.12.2

instead of the above (which i suppose would give me the latest) and that does in fact seem to work, but it doesn't really.

After trying to alter the webone.conf to reflect my port and DefaultHostName, i now get to the router admin page all the time. Idk what the obvious path from here would be to try?
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Did you try the container webui instead of cli?
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I did. after pulling the image, it pops up in the web-ui. In the webui, i went into the cli of the image itself, setting up the "/etc/webone.conf" file with a

[Server]
DefaultHostName=<my qnap ip>
Port=8090


then saving it and restarting the image. When pointing to it, it doesn't pick up the proxy, it only shows the qnap admin login page.
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I have already upgraded to containerstation 3.0 all all my machines, but you should be able to set the container networking to

NAT
Bridge
Host

to manage access. What is it set to ?
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I recently upgraded the firmware to QTS 5.0.1.2194 and the container station version (recently upgraded as well) is 2.6.2.574".

I'm running the NAS using LAN ip 192.168.0.200 (gateway 192.168.0.1) and the "docker0" ip is 10.0.5.1/24 (DNS: 10.0.5.1)
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I just meant I would send you a screenshot of the ContainerStation 2 network config page, but I cannot (all NAS updated)
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Hi,

certainly

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Of the individual containers I meant
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Got it working now :) I had to publish the external port correctly. All is good. Thank you dolbyman
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