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# Podsync on QNAP NAS Guide
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*Written by [@Rumik](https://github.com/Rumik)*
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1. Install Container Station from App Center.
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2. Create a shared folder on your QNAP for where you want Podsync to store its config file and data,
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e.g. `/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/appdata/podsync`
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3. Create a `config.toml` file in Notepad or whatever editor you want to use and copy it into the above folder.
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Here you will configure your specific settings. Here's mine as an example:
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```toml
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[server]
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port = 6969
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data_dir = "/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/appdata/podsync"
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hostname = "http://my.customhostname.com:6969"
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[tokens]
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youtube = "INSERTYOUTUBEAPI" # Tokens from `Access tokens` section
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[feeds]
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[feeds.KFGD] # Kinda Funny Games Daily
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url = "youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy3mMHt2i7RIl9pkdvrA98kN-RD4yoRhv"
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page_size = 3
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update_period = "60m"
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quality = "high"
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format = "video"
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cover_art = "http://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-000319281278-0merek-original.jpg"
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```
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Note that I'm not using port `8080` because I already have another app on my QNAP using that port.
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I'm using port `6969` specifically because `Bill & Ted!`.
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Also, I'm using my own hostname so I can download the podcasts to my podcast app from outside my network,
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but you don't need to do this. To make that work, make sure you forward port `6969` to your QNAP.
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4. By now, Container Station should have finished installing and should now be running.
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Now you need to SSH into the QNAP using an app like Putty (on Windows - just google for an app).
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5. Copy and paste the following command:
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```bash
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docker pull mxpv/podsync:latest
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```
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Docker will download the latest version of Podsync.
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6. Copy and paste the following command:
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```bash
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docker run \
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-p 6969:6969 \
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-v /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/appdata/podsync:/app/data/ \
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-v /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/appdata/podsync/config.toml:/app/config.toml \
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mxpv/podsync:latest
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```
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This will install a container in Container Station and run it. Podsync will load and read your config.toml file and start downloading episodes.
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7. I recommend you go into the container's settings in Container Station and set it to Auto Start.
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8. Once the downloads have finished for each of your feeds, you will then have an XML feed for each feed
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that you should be able to access at `http://ipaddressorhostname:6969/`. Paste them into your podcast app of choice,
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and you're good to go!
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