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The terminal command for mounting a volume in Docker doesn't work #13

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Hello! I have a Synology NAS. I launched your "Veracrypt-gui" container on it via Docker. Everything works, and I can successfully connect to the Veracrypt GUI via the local IP and port 5800. I created the required share mount point. The encrypted disk can be mounted manually via the GUI.
The following volumes are mounted in the container:
/volume1/docker/veracrypt-gui/config: /config: rw
/volume1/docker/veracrypt-gui/containers: /veracrypt/containers: rw
/volume1/docker/veracrypt-gui/disks: /mnt/disks: shared

An encrypted disk connected to the NAS via USB is mounted along the following path:
/mnt/disks/disk1
The device itself is
/dev/sdq1

My question is: What command should I enter in the NAS terminal as root to mount this device without the container's GUI?

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