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      <title>Great things with containers: running Papermerge DMS on a Synology NAS</title>
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      <description>Papermerge is a young document management system (DMS) that can automatically assign and process documents. In this tutorial I show how I installed Papermerge on my Synology disk station and how the DMS works.
Option for professionals Of course, as an experienced Synology user, you can log in right away with SSH and install the whole setup via Docker Compose file.
version: &amp;quot;2.1&amp;quot; services: papermerge: image: ghcr.io/linuxserver/papermerge container_name: papermerge environment: - PUID=1024 - PGID=100 - TZ=Europe/Berlin volumes: - .</description>
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