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Hello everyone, welcome back to my
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channel. In this video, I'm going to
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introduce another opensource and
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GitHub project to list all your storage
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including local and cloud stoages. The
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GitHub link is here. You can find from
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this video screen and the video
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description. Basically, uh this is a
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four project from a list.
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If you watched my previous video, you
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will see I had uh three different kind
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of video to introduce how to install a
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list this GitHub project which was been
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sold in the middle of this year. Couple
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months ago, actually 7 months ago it has
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been sold and then there's an issue
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being found. The private company already
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starting to collecting telemetry
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information from the user which brought
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up lots of privacy and the data security
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concerning from this project because of
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that is storing all for your data
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including like connection tokens.
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So this is my list side I've been using
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for a few years already.
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So that can aggregating all your storage
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including local and uh for example one
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drive, Google drive, all those cloud
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drives into one central place to manage
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it which is very helpful when you have
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multiple storage sides and you store all
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your data crossing multiple sides and
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you need to share and need to manage it.
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But since list is just crisis from this
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list project now I decided move it on to
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open list and completely build a new one
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using my selfhosted server and put it on
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there. There's a multiple ways you can
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install it. You can directly run it from
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the executable binary file or you can
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install from the scratch. The easiest
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way always using the docker which is I'm
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going to using and I'm been presenting
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this docker related videos
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uh for whole five minutes docker series
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you can search from my website find out
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how in this video I'm going to show you
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the basic installation and then setup
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for your own server now let's start It
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docker installation is going to be a
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easiest way to install open list
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project. Um if you want to try other way
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you can look at the installation guide
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here. There's different way to install
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it but in this video we're going to only
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focus on docker installation. Here is a
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command. You just need a one run command
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docker run command or you can using
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docker compose for list demonstration I
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will just using docker run.
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So this is my server I'm using uh dab
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server 13.2 version and I already
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installed the docker.io IO. So we can
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All packages have been updated. We can
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try to see if there's any newer version.
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So we already have a latest version. If
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you want to install Docker Compose, you
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also can do that. Uh but it's not
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necessary for this demonstration.
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Since we already have Docker and Docker
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Compose installed, we're going to go to
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next step. We're going to using the
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Docker run command to install it.
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So this is my Docker run command. I do
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have a local folder to map to it.
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So that's the only thing if you have
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your local storage folder want to map
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into the docker to use it then you have
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to change this parameter this folder
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Okay, that's wrong. Since we don't have
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image downloaded before, then it will
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pull the image from repository.
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Perfect. It's running. Now we can try to
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access this port 5244
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from our browser. And our IP
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So we can access as guest because guest
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user is disabled. Uh we don't need to
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login using at the main account. And
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then the password you have to get it
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from the log here. Going to check logs.
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through this docker run. You see this is
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the password initial password.
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We can copy it and get back into our
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So now we logged in. We can go to
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storageages menu to add in your storage
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either local or either cloud.
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as a demo. Let me show you quickly how
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to add your local storage in um you can
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So that's a local driver. Uh we are
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mounted pass which is we're going to
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mount it on the top level. We going to
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local storage. This is the mount path
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not your data path. So loot folder path
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here is whatever we need to put in. So
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Can add it. Now we have successfully
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added into your open list management.
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The status is working. Go to home. We
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can see this local storage is here. And
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you should be able to see the files in
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that share folder. So that's what I have
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here. Hopefully this gave you some ideas
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how to add the storage. If you need to
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see a guide, you should be able to go
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back to the open list document. This uh
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storage setup section. Uh based on the
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listing and the drive you want to add.
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Uh for example, if you want to add
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three, you should be able to see how to
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Local storage is the easiest way. WebDAV
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is another interesting thing you can do.
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There's a lot of uh cloud drive here.
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Mega Disk, Terbox, Dropbox,
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Yandex disk, open list. If you have
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different open list setup, you can also
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mount it here. C file. Yeah, just check
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it out from here. Then you should be
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able to see you should be able to find a
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way to add your cloud drive in. If you
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didn't find, you can open the request to
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the author uh in the GitHub and asking
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to use your own domain to access your
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open list selfhosted home project. You
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will need to have your own domain. Of
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course, you also have a different ways
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to do that. One is using MPM NGX proxy
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manager. If you have your public IP
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exposed to internet, if you don't have
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your public static IP exposed to
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internet, then you may think about using
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a cloud flare stero tunnel to do that.
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It's very easy to do. I have a couple
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videos to show you how to do that. Uh
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you can find from those videos this
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section I'm going to show you how to
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create your own tunnel and how to
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connect to your home server and access
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open list this project through internet.
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So basically you need to create your own
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tunnel first. Let's go to networks.
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You can create tunnel connectors create
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cloud D. Uh we're going to use in
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CloudFare D tunnel name we just say open
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list since uh list is dedicated for
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that. Save and save the tunnel. Uh it's
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a Windows download installer. We are in
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copy those command and uh install cloud
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let's go back here. Paste command in.
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It's unpacking Cloudflare D setting up.
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Okay, since we installed the Cloudflare
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D list service, then we can install a
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service using the command provided here
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or you also can run it manually. But we
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would like to run it as a service. So
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network service for CloudF installed
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Now you should be able to see the
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service is active and running. Let's go
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back to our cloud flare to configure it.
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So now you should be able to see your
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open list this tunnel up and running.
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Here is a configuration.
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We are not going to add a host name
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route. We're going to do published
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application route because we're going to
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publish our open list this application
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to internet. So that's why we need to
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add published application route. So
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[snorts] domain we're going to use in
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We're going to select it.com.
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We don't need any path. It's optional.
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the DNS record going to created by
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Cloudflare for you automatically. So you
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don't have to take care of that. Um it's
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a HTTP service since they are on the
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same host we're going to use in local
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host port number five.
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So basically we have successfully saved
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the setting for open list and you can
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see this route we can try to access to
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it right away. We should be able to
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access it from the cloud. Of course,
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since guest user hasn't been allowed, it
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will go into your login page here.
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But at this moment, we already set up
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our open list. And uh we are able to add
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your local stoages and uh cloud storage
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such as one drive, Google Drive,
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whatever cloud drives you have, you
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should be able to add them in. If you
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want to see how to add those storage
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setup, you should be able to look here
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at FTP, SFTP, all kinds of cloud disk,
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one drive, [snorts] C file, Cbox,
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open list. You can add other people's
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open list to here as well. So if you
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have a multiple open list, Dropbox,
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Telebox, Pikpack, Thundercloud,
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S3, FTPS, WebDAB. So webdab also
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supported. This shows you how to add
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Of course, local storage.
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That's pretty much all for this video.
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Just want to show you how to set up your
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own multiple storage management side so
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you can manage all your storage in one
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central place. If you got any questions
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just uh put a comment in this video.
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Hope you like this video and give me
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thumb up and uh subscribe my channel if
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you haven't. See you in my next video.
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