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Yep, switched to Sweden from Frankfurt & it's working fine now. Will keep that in mind about the endpoints if anything similar happens again in future. Cheers!

I'm also getting the "[warn] Exit code '56' from curl != 0 or no response body received" error. Woke up this morning to some errors in Sonarr about indexers (i run Jackett through this container) & clients being unavailable due to failures. Been tearing my hair out as I can't figure it out, so in a sense I'm glad it's not just me 🤣

From what I could fine, it picks up the first ovpn file in the folder alphabetically. Not an issue at all, was just wondering if there was any point in keeping all the port forward enabled end points in there or not

While I'm here, can you have more than one endpoint, .ovpn file in the appdata/binhex-delugevpn/openvpn folder?

Try a non-Canadian endpoint

I just got things running with Spain. Haven't retried Frankfurt (which was my default) again, but not wanting to change anything for a while in case it flakes out 😆

Thank you, just recreated the image and restored the user templates for the docker containers I had

Amazing, thank you! I had a feeling it'd have been something simple!🤣 Re-tried a torrent and can now see it. With the ones I've tried before, will they just not have been written anywhere then, or will I have some parts of files from where it was trying to save them?

Hi, hoping someone can help... I've set up this container, & when I add a torrent I can't actually find where it is, either while downloading or completed. I have (I believe) mapped the folders as necessary for my set up, but just cannot see where they're going. This is how a download shows in the WebGUI (the completed folder is the same) But, this is how my shares folder looks: This is how the container is mapped in the Docker settings page: I've only been using Unraid for a few days, so apologies if I'm missing something basic.