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+Template: seafile
+
+Seafile is an open source file sync and share solution designed for high reliability,
+performance, and productivity. It enables you to easily host your own cloud storage
+service with clients for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android.
+
+QUICK START
+-----------
+1. Edit config/service.env to customize your deployment:
+   - Set SEAFILE_SERVER_HOSTNAME to your domain/IP
+   - Change SEAFILE_ADMIN_EMAIL and SEAFILE_ADMIN_PASSWORD
+   - Change MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD and DB_PASSWORD
+   - Set DATA_PATH to your desired storage location
+   - Adjust HTTP_PORT if needed (default: 8080)
+
+2. Run 'dropshell validate seafile' to check for issues
+3. Deploy with 'dropshell install <server> seafile'
+
+ARCHITECTURE
+------------
+This template deploys three containers using docker-compose:
+- seafile: Main Seafile server (seafileltd/seafile-mc)
+- db: MariaDB database (mariadb:10.11)
+- memcached: Caching layer (memcached:1.6-alpine)
+
+DATA STORAGE
+------------
+All data is stored in the host directory specified by DATA_PATH:
+- ${DATA_PATH}/seafile-data/  : Seafile files, configs, and logs
+- ${DATA_PATH}/mariadb/       : MariaDB database files
+
+DEFAULT PORTS
+-------------
+- HTTP_PORT (default 8080): Web interface and file sync
+
+CONFIGURATION
+-------------
+Key variables in service.env:
+- CONTAINER_NAME           : Base name for containers
+- DATA_PATH               : Host directory for persistent data
+- HTTP_PORT               : Web interface port
+- SEAFILE_SERVER_HOSTNAME : Your server's hostname/domain
+- SEAFILE_SERVER_PROTOCOL : http or https
+- SEAFILE_ADMIN_EMAIL     : Admin account email
+- SEAFILE_ADMIN_PASSWORD  : Admin account password
+- MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD     : MariaDB root password
+- TZ                      : Timezone (e.g., UTC, Europe/London)
+
+FIRST STARTUP
+-------------
+The first startup takes several minutes as Seafile initializes the database.
+Check progress with: dropshell logs <server> seafile
+
+ACCESS
+------
+After installation, access Seafile at:
+  ${SEAFILE_SERVER_PROTOCOL}://${SEAFILE_SERVER_HOSTNAME}:${HTTP_PORT}
+
+Login with the admin credentials you configured in service.env.
+
+For full documentation, see: https://manual.seafile.com/