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Mount drive at boot #633
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Create a systemctl service that will mount the volume for you |
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I am trying to automate this using task scheduler on my Synology NAS, to mount after reboot. It works if I manually run the task but it will not work automatically after reboot. Does anyone know why or what I need to add extra to this command to run automatically? I am running Plex in Docker and the container will not start if this drive is not mounted.
docker volume create realdebrid -d rclone -o type=realdebrid -o realdebrid-api_key=MyAPIKeyHere -o allow-other=true -o dir-cache-time=10s
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