Tinyfilemanager Docker Compose ~repack~ -

docker-compose up -d

Before beginning, ensure your host system has the necessary software installed: : Version 20.10.0 or higher.

You can set parameters like the timezone ( TZ ) or user IDs ( PUID / PGID ) via environment variables if using specific community images like moonbuggy2000/tinyfilemanager .

data/ : A bind-mounted host directory where TinyFileManager will read and write files. Step 2: Configuring the Docker Compose File tinyfilemanager docker compose

./data:/var/www/html/data : Maps your local data directory to the container's default data folder. This ensures files persist when the container restarts or updates.

Below is an example configuration block for an Nginx reverse proxy:

Keep your host system clean and isolate the web application from your actual file storage. docker-compose up -d Before beginning, ensure your host

Create a docker-compose.yml file within your project directory: nano docker-compose.yml Use code with caution. Paste the following optimized configuration into the file:

Move your entire configuration between servers by copying a single text file.

: You can now access Tiny File Manager by going to http://your_server_ip in your web browser, replacing your_server_ip with the IP address of your server. Step 2: Configuring the Docker Compose File

Let’s start with a minimal, working docker-compose.yml . We’ll use the official TinyFileManager Docker image ( tinyfilemanager/tinyfilemanager:latest ).

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The Docker image supports both HTTP basic auth (via environment variables) and TFM’s native auth. To use TFM’s native multi-user system: