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[Unit]
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Description=Audiobookshelf Quadlet
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[Service]
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Restart=always
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TimeoutStartSec=900
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[Install]
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WantedBy=default.target
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[Container]
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Image=docker.io/advplyr/audiobookshelf:latest
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ContainerName=audiobookshelf
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HostName=audiobookshelf
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PublishPort=13378:80
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![]() This would be a problem for anyone running a web server as 80 is usually open and redirects to 443 this is why I redirect it as my host is using 80 and then a 301 to 443. This is also a problem if you run adguard. This would be a problem for anyone running a web server as 80 is usually open and redirects to 443 this is why I redirect it as my host is using 80 and then a 301 to 443. This is also a problem if you run adguard.
![]() I'll have to think on this one a lot more, because the upstream example also uses this. I'll have to think on this one a lot more, because the upstream example also uses this.
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Volume=audiobookshelf-config:/metadata:z
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Volume=audiobookshelf-metadata:/config:z
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Volume=audiobookshelf-audiobooks:/audiobooks:z
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Environment=AUDIOBOOKSHELF_UID=USER_UID_HERE
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Environment=AUDIOBOOKSHELF_GID=USER_GID_HERE
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[Volume]
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VolumeName=audiobookshelf-config
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VolumeName=audiobookshelf-metadata
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VolumeName=audiobookshelf-audiobooks
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I happen to know this one is an upstream suggestion, but I wonder if we should just stick to a simple
80:80
mapping. I intend to demonstrate advanced concepts with documentation, and inpods
once I finish working out themamstack
.Do you think it's more or less confusing if we set this to
80:80
?