How to install DNSPod in Docker?

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DNSPod is a free smart DNS product which can provide intelligent analysis for website.

Applicable Model:
X86 models: F2-220, F2-221, F2-420, F2-421, F4-220, F4-221, F4-420, F4-421, F5-220, F5-221, F5-225, F5-420, F5-421, F5-422, F8-421, F8-422.
ARM models: F2-210, F4-210.

Compatible TOS version:
X86_TOS_4.1.31 and above, ARM_TOS_4.1.32 and above.

Instructions:
1. Input dnspod at Registry under Docker to search and download the suitable image.
2. You have to create a configuration file before setting it up, please create a new txt file with the following contents under a shared folder of TNAS:
LOGIN_TOKEN=token_id,token (Required: the keys ID and token you get from DNSPod website, separated by comma).
DOMAIN=domain.com (Required: the domain name that needs to be resolved in DNSPod).
SUB_DOMAIN=www (Required: the subdomain name of DDNS).
INTERVAL=5 (Optional: the interval of polling check in seconds, 5 as default).
EMAIL=you@email.com (Optional: your email address).
IP_COUNT=1 (Optional: number of export IPs of your server).

3. Check the downloaded image and click Launch.
4. Configure the created TXT file as the following picture shows, the Loading path should be /etc/dnspod/ddnsrc, the inputted tcp port at Port Settings needs to be forwarded on the router.

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5. You can check the tcp port at Container - Details- Overview when the image is launched successfully.

6. Then you can enter the domain name with the port such as www.yangxiuwen.xyz:32400 to access your TNAS.