OliverButler

@JorgeB I followed your instructions, diagnosed it with the exact same fault, update but now I'm facing ``` mount: /var/lib/docker: mount(2) system call failed: No such file or directory. ``` after the un-mount do I need to re-mount?

Hello All! Context: Version 6.10.0-rc2 Using pFSense Previously had no issues No physical access to machine Latest Syslog https://pastebin.com/raw/0Q2wmkD6 Latest ident.cfg https://pastebin.com/raw/6p71Nms0 Problem: When I go to the servers IP, 10.0.0.40, i get redirected to "https://sigma.local" which fails, using curl locally on 10.0.0.40 I get a response of 302, redirected to sigma.local. sigma.local isn't resolved, possibly an mDNS issue...? Previously I've been able to access the server via https://10.0.0.40 (and sigma.local I think) so I'm not sure what has changed. Work Around: SSH in, disable SSL, restart, access via http://10.0.0.40:80 successfully. Things Tried: Changed LOCAL_TLD to "" Accessing via a Dockerized Firefox browser machine on the local network, rather than via my pfSense VPN Using a private browser tab (incase some weird caching issue) Changing the DHCP lease to 10.0.0.80, incase again, there is a weird caching issue Fortunately I have a short term work around, but I'd really appreciate any ideas thanks and happy holidays/Christmas/whatnot!

I love the Community! Im quite new to Unraid. Having used it for a few months now for a low spec NAS I’ve fallen in love with the ease of using Docker containers compared to a regular Linux Distro, and there are so many brilliant people in this community who have helped me get my rig up and running. I’m sure they’ll be extremely useful in the forthcoming few weeks as I have just ordered a 2700x and GTX 1080 for a Windows Gaming VM, this will be fun! One thing to improve in 2020... possibly the ability to create a separate SSD array for use cases where the fast RW of SSDs would be important, especially with the falling prices of SSDs we have seen through 2019. Thanks to everyone in the Unraid community and of course the amazing dev team. I hope to be engaging more regularly in the upcoming weeks!