# Synology NAS Deployment Checklist (Detailed)

This document captures the exact steps and lessons learned to reliably deploy the Stiftung app on a Synology NAS.

## 1) Prerequisites ✅

- DSM 7.0+ with the Docker package installed (Package Center)
- SSH enabled (Control Panel → Terminal & SNMP → Enable SSH)
- At least 4GB RAM and 10GB free disk space
- NAS local IP (e.g., `192.168.1.50`) and open port 8081

## 2) Directory Layout on NAS ✅

Create this structure on the NAS (e.g., under `/volume1/docker/stiftung`):

```
/volume1/docker/stiftung
  ├─ app/                  # Django app code (the entire project folder "app")
  ├─ deploy-synology/      # Deployment files (compose, scripts, env template)
  └─ data/                 # Persistent volumes created by compose
      ├─ db/
      ├─ backups/
      ├─ redis/
      ├─ uploads/
      └─ logs/
```

Important:
- The `deploy-synology/docker-compose.yml` uses `build.context: ../app`. Ensure `app/` sits next to `deploy-synology/` in the same parent directory.
- If you used File Station to upload ZIPs, make sure you actually extracted the real `app` contents (not an empty folder).

## 3) Environment Configuration ✅

1) Go to the deployment folder:
```bash
cd /volume1/docker/stiftung/deploy-synology
```

2) Create `.env` from template and edit values:
```bash
cp env.template .env
vi .env   # or use Text Editor in DSM
```

3) Required variables (example):
```bash
# Core
SECRET_KEY=change_me_to_a_long_random_string
DEBUG=False
ALLOWED_HOSTS=localhost,127.0.0.1,crnas,192.168.1.50
CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS=http://crnas:8081,http://192.168.1.50:8081,http://localhost:8081

# Database
DB_PASSWORD=super_secure_db_password

# Paperless (optional)
PAPERLESS_URL=
PAPERLESS_TOKEN=
```

Notes:
- The database service uses: `POSTGRES_DB=stiftung`, `POSTGRES_USER=stiftung_user`, `POSTGRES_PASSWORD=${DB_PASSWORD}`.
- The app services also receive `POSTGRES_DB`, `POSTGRES_USER`, `POSTGRES_PASSWORD`. This alignment prevents auth failures.

## 4) First Deployment ✅

1) Make scripts executable (first time only):
```bash
cd /volume1/docker/stiftung/deploy-synology
chmod +x *.sh
```

2) Start services:
```bash
./deploy.sh
```

3) Create a Django superuser:
```bash
sudo docker-compose exec web python manage.py createsuperuser
```

4) Access the app:
```
http://<NAS_IP>:8081
```

5) Health endpoint (for quick checks):
```
http://<NAS_IP>:8081/health/
```

## 5) Clean Reset / Redeploy ✅

Use when you change envs, or need a clean DB:
```bash
cd /volume1/docker/stiftung/deploy-synology
sudo docker-compose down -v
rm -rf ./data/db
mkdir -p ./data/db
POSTGRES_UID=$(sudo docker run --rm postgres:15-alpine id -u postgres)
POSTGRES_GID=$(sudo docker run --rm postgres:15-alpine id -g postgres)
sudo chown -R $POSTGRES_UID:$POSTGRES_GID ./data/db
sudo chmod 700 ./data/db
sudo docker-compose up -d --build
sudo docker-compose exec web python manage.py migrate
```

## 6) Backup & Restore (via UI) ✅

- Backups are written to `./data/backups` (mounted as `/app/backups` inside containers).
- Backup creation and restore are available in the app under Administration → Backup & Restore.
- Restore requires uploading a backup created by this app (`.tar.gz`). The process runs in background; check the job status in the UI.

Recommended restore flow on NAS:
```bash
cd /volume1/docker/stiftung/deploy-synology
sudo docker-compose stop worker beat   # avoid writers during restore
# Start restore via UI → upload .tar.gz → Start
sudo docker-compose logs -f web | cat  # watch progress
# After completion:
sudo docker-compose exec web python manage.py migrate
sudo docker-compose restart web
sudo docker-compose start worker beat
```

## 7) Logs & Monitoring ✅

```bash
cd /volume1/docker/stiftung/deploy-synology
sudo docker-compose ps
sudo docker-compose logs --tail=150 web | cat
sudo docker-compose logs -f web | cat
```

## 8) Known Pitfalls & Fixes ✅

- Build path error: `ERROR: build path .../app does not exist`
  - Ensure directory layout matches section 2 (compose uses `../app`).

- Image pull denied for `gramps/gramps-web`
  - GrampsWeb was removed from compose; use the provided compose without that service.

- DB port already in use
  - The DB service exposes no host port. Access it internally via service name `db`.

- Bind mount path does not exist (e.g., `./data/backups`)
  - Ensure `../data/backups` exists (compose will also create it). Use the provided layout.

- `FATAL: password authentication failed for user "stiftung_user"`
  - The DB volume may have been initialized with an old password. Align credentials:
    - Quick fix (change DB user to match .env):
      ```bash
      sudo docker-compose exec db psql -U postgres -d postgres -c "ALTER USER stiftung_user WITH PASSWORD '...from .env DB_PASSWORD...'";
      sudo docker-compose restart web worker beat
      ```
    - Clean reinit (wipes data): use the Clean Reset steps above. Note path is `./data/db` relative to compose.

- SECRET_KEY empty → 500 ImproperlyConfigured
  - Ensure `.env` has a non-empty `SECRET_KEY` (and it propagates into the web container):
    ```bash
    sudo docker-compose exec web env | grep -E "DJANGO_SECRET_KEY|SECRET_KEY"
    ```

- DisallowedHost for `crnas`
  - Add NAS hostname/IP to `.env`:
    ```
    ALLOWED_HOSTS=192.168.x.x,crnas,localhost,127.0.0.1
    CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS=http://crnas:8081,http://192.168.x.x:8081,http://localhost:8081
    ```

- Celery error: `Unable to load celery application. Module 'core' has no attribute 'celery'`
  - Fixed by adding `core/celery.py` and `from .celery import app as celery_app` in `core/__init__.py` (already included in the app).

- Backup error: `pg_dump` not found
  - The app image installs `postgresql-client` (already included). Rebuild if you changed Dockerfile.

- Restore 500 on upload
  - Fixed by ensuring the restore view imports `BackupJob` and uses the correct form field `backup_file`.

## 9) Updating the App ✅

```bash
cd /volume1/docker/stiftung/deploy-synology
sudo docker-compose pull    # if using remote images
sudo docker-compose up -d --build web worker beat
```

If you changed environment values in `.env`, restart:
```bash
sudo docker-compose up -d --build
```

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