Difference between revisions of "Using the JFileServer Docker Images"
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− | + | There are a number of Docker images available with various configurations of the JFileServer. The following Docker images are available :- | |
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+ | |scope="col"|'''Image''' | ||
+ | |scope="col"|'''Description''' | ||
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+ | |filesysorg/jfileserver | ||
+ | |JFileServer file server configured with the SMB server enabled | ||
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+ | |filesysorg/jfileserver-db-postgres | ||
+ | |JFileServer file server plus the PostGres database filesystem add-on | ||
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+ | |filesysorg/jfileserver-enterprise | ||
+ | |JFileServer file server plus the Enterprise add-on to add support for SMB2 and SMB3 | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | === Using the filesysorg/jfileserver Docker Image === | ||
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+ | === Using the filesysorg/jfileserver-db-postgres Image === | ||
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+ | === Using the filesysorg/jfileserver-enterprise Image === |
Revision as of 10:10, 3 January 2019
There are a number of Docker images available with various configurations of the JFileServer. The following Docker images are available :-
Image | Description |
filesysorg/jfileserver | JFileServer file server configured with the SMB server enabled |
filesysorg/jfileserver-db-postgres | JFileServer file server plus the PostGres database filesystem add-on |
filesysorg/jfileserver-enterprise | JFileServer file server plus the Enterprise add-on to add support for SMB2 and SMB3 |