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    Alexander Boelen commented  · 

    I finally managed to correctly install the ManicTime server on my Synology NAS using Docker. Given the Docker tool provided on the Synology I had to find a workaround to get the admin username and password entered during the initial setup.
    In addition to the instruction on the ManicTime Docker page (https://registry.hub.docker.com/r/manictime/manictimeserver), on the Synology you need to perform the following steps:
    Start the ManicTime image in Docker. When needed, change the container name.
    Then go to the advanced settings and open the Volume tab. Here you must bind a directory on your NAS (I used a folder named ‘Data’ nested in a dedicated Docker folder) to the \app\Data map from ManicTime.
    Then open the Network tab. Here I ticked the box to allow this container to use the same network as the host. I.e. the 8080 port must be available / not in use by any other app!
    Next open the Environment tab. First add to variables: ADMIN with the e-mail account for the administrator as value and PASSWORD with the password to be used as its value.
    Next I clicked Apply and started the server.
    Check the log and terminal whether the username and password are accepted. Then you can find ManicTime using the Network address of the host with port 8080 (http://<your server name or IP address>:8080).

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    Alexander Boelen commented  · 

    This can easily be done by renaming the tags in the tag edit window. Ctrl-C the tag name you want to use, then select the tag with a 'wrong' name and click the rename button. Then Ctrl-V the 'right' name in place. MT will merge all tracked data for both tags in the 'right' tag.

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