Install on Unraid

On Unraid you add Stackmoor as a regular container: Docker → Add Container.

Container settings

Field	Value
Name	stackmoor
Repository	ghcr.io/gadziunet/stackmoor:latest
Network type	bridge
WebUI	http://[IP]:[PORT:5001]/

Then add these with Add another Path, Port, Variable…:

Type	Container	Host
Port	5001	5001
Path	/var/run/docker.sock	/var/run/docker.sock
Path	/mnt/user/appdata/stackmoor/stacks	/mnt/user/appdata/stackmoor/stacks
Variable	STACKS_DIR	/mnt/user/appdata/stackmoor/stacks
Path	/app/data	/mnt/user/appdata/stackmoor/data

• Port – any free port on the host.
• docker.sock – gives the panel access to Docker.
• Stacks folder – the same path on both sides, and STACKS_DIR set to exactly that path.
• /app/data – the panel’s own settings (SQLite).

Same path inside and outside

The panel tells the host’s Docker where your stacks are, so the stacks folder must have the same path in the container and on the host, and STACKS_DIR must point to it. If it does not, your stacks disappear from the panel after an update. The panel shows a warning when the folder is not mounted correctly.

Updates on Unraid

The panel can’t replace a container that Unraid manages. When an update is available, update it in Unraid: Docker → Check for Updates → Update next to stackmoor.

Local domains on Unraid

Unraid’s own web UI uses ports 80 and 443. If you set up local domains, choose other ports for Caddy under Settings → Domains → Advanced: ports – or move Unraid’s web UI to other ports first.