Maybe if that would help to someone, here is my how-to :
- download and install Docker package
- navigate to registry and select appropriate container , witch version you prefer - on the image below is my own preference
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configure container accordingly, eg.
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I set ports to the defaults, otherwise they are “random”
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Volumes as you require - beware of privileges on the folders…
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also don’t forget to put /var/syncthing folder “out” of Docker image, otherwise you will loose all your settings when updating image…
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Change the P-UID and P-UID if required (I’m lazy … so I keep it running within Root which is NOT secure)
Also one part is missing - Network bridge - you may use Bridge (simply associate it with container) or Host network but then things might get slightly different.
…then start container and you may navigate to GUI on usual address.
Please note, this “How-To” is not perfect. If you don’t know what you are doing, don’t blame me for data loss and better wait for new updated package 