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UnRAID Install

Installation of Scrutiny in UnRAID follows the same process as installing any other docker container, utilizing the Community Applications plugin

Install the 'Community Applications' Plugin

All docker containers in UnRAID are typically installed utilizing the Community Applications plugin. To get started:

  • Navigate to the plugins tab ( <UnRaid_IP_Address>/Plugins )
  • Select the 'Install Plugin' tab, and enter the following address into the input field
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Squidly271/community.applications/master/plugins/community.applications.plg

You're all set with the pre-requisites!

Installing the Scrutiny docker image

To install, simply click 'Install'; the configuration parameters should not need modification as the template within CA already defines the necessary parameters.

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:

  • analogj/scrutiny
    • Image maintained directly by the application author
    • Debian based docker image
  • linuxserver/scrutiny:
    • Image maintained by the LinuxServer.io group
    • Alpine based docker image
  • hotio/scrutiny:
    • Image maintained by hotio
    • DETAILS TBD

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.