You should also be able to use the other location as well. If you do a 'chown 99:100 /storage/downloads' that should take care of it. On LE, everything is owned by root, but this container runs as 99:100 (nobody:users in ubuntu). Is this possible with your container, too? like autostart ? I have red during web-research that other containers are autostarted as system.d service. Now to my second question: how i can start the jd-container and 're-use' it on every reboot/startup of libreelec because you said sth. Libreelec makes an automount to /var/media/TOSHIBA_EXT. If the standard downloads path is going to work fine i would want to download to an external harddrive connected via USB afterwards (/var/media/TOSHIBA_EXT/jdown). The problem is that jdownloader gives me an error-message regarding the downloadpath ('/downloads') which is mapped like you advices to '/storage/downloads' I managed to find the 'trick' with the clipboard (alt + ctrl + shift) and configured the jdwonloader settings as i use with other operation systems (with proxy settings and accounts). (the rest of the command is exactly the same like yours) Then I modified the download port to 8000 and i was able to access the jdownloader via webgui. I have downloaded the docker container via the given pull command. I´m running libreelec with the goal to have a running docker container of jdownloader2 on it. Thanks a lot for sharing your jd-container and the 'manual' to use it. In the settings, you can set the download location to '/downloads', which should be mapped to '/storage/downloads' on LE, which you can also access through samba Display More

Give it a minute or two, and then go to yourLibreELECIPaddress:8080 from any browser and you should see jd2 Replace the TZ value with your timezone if different: List of tz database time zones - Wikipedia I have a docker image for that: docker-jdownloader2ĮDIT: Specifically, you can use the following from command line to set up the container and have it autostart:ĭocker run -d -name=jd2 -v /storage/downloads/:/downloads -v /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/jdownloader:/config -e TZ=America/New_York -p 8080:8080 aptalca/docker-jdownloader2

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