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# UnRAID Install
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Installation of Scrutiny in UnRAID follows the same process as installing any other docker container, utilizing the Community Applications plugin
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## Install the 'Community Applications' Plugin
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All docker containers in UnRAID are typically installed utilizing the Community Applications plugin. To get started:
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- Navigate to the plugins tab ( <UnRaid_IP_Address>/Plugins )
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- Select the 'Install Plugin' tab, and enter the following address into the input field
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```
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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Squidly271/community.applications/master/plugins/community.applications.plg
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```
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You're all set with the pre-requisites!
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## Installing the Scrutiny docker image
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To install, simply click 'Install'; the configuration parameters should not need modification as the template within CA already defines the necessary parameters.
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As a docker image can be created using various OS bases, the image choice is entirely the users choice. Recommendations of a specific image from a specific maintainer is beyond the scope of this guide. However, to provide some context given the number of questions posed regarding the various versions available:
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- **analogj/scrutiny**
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- `Image maintained directly by the application author`
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- `Debian based docker image`
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- **linuxserver/scrutiny:**
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- `Image maintained by the LinuxServer.io group`
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- `Alpine based docker image`
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- **hotio/scrutiny:**
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- `Image maintained by hotio`
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- `DETAILS TBD`
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The support for a given image is provided by that images maintainers, while support for the application itself remains with the developer - i.e. LinuxServer.io supports the docker image of Scrutiny which they create, to the extent an issue is specific to that image. If an issue/enhancement pertains directly to the source code, support would still come directly from this repository's contributors.
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