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Jatzoo:
Scobie, You must install that agent in container with docker image with JRiver, not on Qnap.

So, with GUI:
- enter Container station,
- enter docker image with JRiver,
- run menu "Terminal" with command "/bin/sh"

Now, You are in docker with JRiver where You can install any app which You need with command: apt-get install XYZ (but first try to install agent to check what extra package are needed).

PS. I base on this tutorial: https://download.qnap.com/QPKG/GUIDE/QRM%2B_Tutorials_v1.0.0_EN_20170925.pdf (Step 4.3, page 21 and next).

Scobie:
Thanks Jatzoo I have tried that as well but get the same package errors (gawk etc). I wasn’t going to download and install in case there was another way but sounds like that’s what I have to do.

Also if I add this to my container, will I lose it on restart as it is not in your image?

Thanks

Scobie

Jatzoo:
They will survive restart. You lost this extra packages only when remove and create a new container from my base image.

But... because You need extra ports (used by QRM not by JRiver) to expose from docker there will be a need to create a special new image for it (no worry, I can create it for You).

Scobie:
Thanks Jatzoo, you're a star.

I also notice that when I restart the QNAP - there was a recent firmware update - I need to re enter JRiver license details. I take it this is expected as they are not part of your image?

Thanks again.

Jatzoo:
Hmm... When You create container with JRiver from my image, it is also create a volume where all data is stored (settings including entered license details). If every restart Qnap is the same problem?

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