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When I make my own containers I put them in /mnt/user/appdata which is where all the other containers go when you install them from the apps tab.

I wrote a guide for making your own dockers. Of course they didn't pin it or anything so it takes some searching.

use the swag docker for proxy. there is a spaceinvaderone video for the letsencrypt docker which is the old name for swag

Ok I solved it. For some reason the logs don't actually show the logs. But I got a bash on the docker with docker exec -it deadbeefabc123 bash Then I hoped that the renewal runs out of cron. And it does. So I got the command from there and did /app/le-renew.sh and saw the real error in the output. I don't want to paste it here because it has my IP and domains but basically it was showing an error connecting to the IP I recognized as being the old one. I have a dynamic IP at home (and yes I should set up something to update it in dns). The IP only changes every few years. It changed a few weeks ago and I changed it for some domains and not all since they are on different dns providers. Since LE needs to put a file on the webserver for the domain in order to prove you own it, it couldn't verify I owned those domains anymore. I fixed the IP on my provider for those 2 domains, reran the renew script, and good to go. Whew.

Don't do passthrough, it is just a pain and not worth the hassle, maybe unless you have enough video cards for passthrough and for a head for the box (if no onboard). Although building a streaming gameserver was kind of fun... Only use a mobo with onboard video. So annoying when you have one GPU doing passthrough and no other way to debug things when it won't boot. Even though a mobo supports 8 hard drives, good luck getting the wiring to reach and still be able to put the case covers on. Or at least put them all in at the beginning. Or at least run all the wiring in the beginning if you might add disk later. Adding wiring later on is a huge pain. Don't use NVME ssd. They get super hot, don't live long, and they are hard to access once the machine is built. You want to completely take the machine apart to change a disk? These are just my opinions from my experience. If you disagree do whatever you want.

I fixed the conf files but still have old certs.

updated swag container and now tons of this in the log, this file doesn't exist in /mnt/user/appdata nginx: [emerg] "stream" directive is not allowed here in /etc/nginx/conf.d/stream.conf:3

It tells me to migrate to another docker. Is there an LE docker that will be around for a while? Tired of "migrating" all the time. There are no errors or anything in the logs, just this: Please migrate to https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-mods/tree/swag-maxmind I have 15 that won't update.

How will docker and kvm know to use the new pool?

I wouldn't try that. I tried restarting emhttpd to see if it would get rid of that error and it stopped the array. Not sure what all I broke heh.

I just tried it with my dvd, I don't have bluray. I created a share called dvd and made sure SMB was enabled. That creates a dir /mnt/user/dvd that you can use for a mountpoint. I then did: mount /dev/dvd /mnt/user/dvd I can now access that dvd from other computers. The problem now is that once smb actually shares that, it won't let go and I can't unmount it. Not sure how to solve this. And now my logs are filling with this over and over: Aug 23 08:59:39 Tower emhttpd: error: share_luks_status, 5995: Operation not supported (95): getxattr: /mnt/user/dvd

Unraid isn't windows.

I haven't tried but I don't see why not (skip the qemu installation section): https://help.clouding.io/hc/en-us/articles/4405454393756-How-to-virtualize-Android-with-QEMU-KVM

I'm not sure what you are asking but I'm curious what these say: ip a |grep " br[0-9]:" docker network ls

I'd try installing netcat from the nerdtools plugin, not how you are doing it.