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#Time capsule disk map username driver#
#Time capsule disk map username full#
#Time capsule disk map username password#

( Optional ) Runs the current container in the background If it is manually stopped, it is restarted only when Docker daemon restarts or the container itself is manually restarted. ( Optional ) Specifies the Docker container name for this instance ofĪlways restart the container if it stops.

#Time capsule disk map username driver#

The storage driver for the Docker volume. This image can be downloaded before runningīy using the command: docker image pull docker:dind. Useful for executing docker commands on the host machine to control this ( Optional ) Exposes the Docker daemon port on the host machine. This will allow for other DockerĬontainers controlled by this Docker container’s Docker daemon to mount data Maps the /var/jenkins_home directory inside the container to the Docker Maps the /certs/client directory inside the container toĪ Docker volume named jenkins-docker-certs as created above. This environment variable controls the rootĭirectory where Docker TLS certificates are managed. Of a privileged container, this is recommended, though it requires the use of Makes the Docker in Docker container available as the hostname dockerĮnables the use of TLS in the Docker server. This corresponds with the network created in the earlier step. This requirement may be relaxed with newer Linux kernel versions. Running Docker in Docker currently requires privileged access to function This instanceĬan be stopped later by running docker stop jenkins-docker. ( Optional ) Runs the Docker container in the background. ( Optional ) Automatically removes the Docker container (the instance of the Docker image) when it is shut down. By default, Docker will generate a unique name for the container. Tap the new location on your home screen to connect.( Optional ) Specifies the Docker container name to use for running the.

#Time capsule disk map username password#

Set the Username and Password fields depending on how you configured file sharing in the ' Enable File Sharing' section above.

#Time capsule disk map username full#

Enter the IP address or full domain name of your TimeCapsule into the Computer Name field.

Then tap "Change Type" underneath the NAS icon on the left, and select "TimeCapsule".

Tap "Add Location" on the home screen to the right of the "Remote" section.

For the other 2 options, you can leave FileBrowser's Username field blank and just enter the password.

If you choose the "With accounts" option, the username you configure here is the same one you will need to enter into FileBrowser's Username field.

Choose from the "Secure Shared Disks" drop down list.

Ensure that "Enable file sharing" is ticked.

Select the "Disks" tab at the top of the utility.

If you cannot connect we suggest you try using the 'IP address' instead.

Enter this into FileBrowser's "Computer Name" field.

The 'Domain Name' forms the second part of the network name and must be appended to the 'Base Station Name' in this example the full network name is "TimeCapsule.local".

Select the "Internet" tab to reveal the next page.

The 'Base Station Name' forms part of the address (in this example 'TimeCapsule')

Click on the TimeCapsule and then tap the 'Edit' button in the dialog that pops up.

If your screen looks different click here. When you launch the AirPort Utility you should see a screen like this.