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Added documentation on docker restart argument (#191)

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@@ -361,6 +361,19 @@ To check the status of the service use this command.
sudo systemctl status protectbackup.service --no-pager sudo systemctl status protectbackup.service --no-pager
``` ```
# Running Backup Tool as a Service (Docker ONLY)
If you are using Docker you can pass the flag to start the container automatically after a power cycle / reboot. The `restart` argument can be passed with the `unless-stopped` or `always` argument. See the Docker documentation, [Start containers automatically](https://docs.docker.com/engine/containers/start-containers-automatically/), for more information. This can be done in any environment, not just in Linux. If this is used then *do not* also configure this as a service as described in section "Running Backup Tool as a Service (LINUX ONLY)"
## Example
```
docker run \
-e UFP_USERNAME='USERNAME' \
-e UFP_PASSWORD='PASSWORD' \
# ... other flags and arguments ...
--restart unless-stopped
ghcr.io/ep1cman/unifi-protect-backup
```
# Debugging # Debugging
If you need to debug your rclone setup, you can invoke rclone directly like so: If you need to debug your rclone setup, you can invoke rclone directly like so: