luizmont

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  1. Hello everyone. I'm looking to add more sata ports to my system, running on a Asus P8Z77-V motherboard. I would like to know if this board from aliexpress would work. According to the seller, it runs ASM1064 + 2 JMB575 This is a pic from the sellers page. In case it doesn't work, can someone point me another item (preferably from aliexpress) that would work? I don't need that many ports... 4 ports would be more than enough! Thanks in advance! Edit: found this one with only 4 ports and just a ASM1064.
  2. I use this container for some time now and it always worked without any problems. However, lately some torrents are giving me trouble, because I can't download them. When I add the torrent (manually or via RSS) its status is "Queue" and I can't force recheck or tell it to start. However, if I add another torrent file (a new one, that I never downloaded before), it gets added and start downloading the files. Usually this happens with some (but not all) files that gets loaded using RSS, specially if the previous release got deleted. When I try to change the location of file (clicking "Save to..."), I get the following error XMLRPC Error: Duplicate filename found. [getsavepath] I tried to google this error, but got no results... Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance.
  3. It solved the problem for me as wel!! Thank you very much!
  4. I didn't have to erase my appdata, but just to check, are you talking about the config.php in appdata\nextcloud\www\nextcloud\config or some other proxy configuration on swag?
  5. I use cloudflare and tried to purge the cache, but the results were the same... My reverse proxy is swag. Does it have caching on it as well? (I installed it using Spaceinvader videos).
  6. I'm having trouble fixing the "/.well-known" errors (webfinger, nodinfo, caldav and carddav). I followed the changelog, deleted the "default" file located at \appdata\nextcloud\nginx\site-confs and restarted the container. However, the error is still there (I tried to clear my browser cache, without no results). Is there something else that I have to do? My version of nextcloud is 21.0.1 Thanks!
  7. Hello everyone, First of all, english isn't my main language, so please excuse any errors. My question is a simple one, but I'll illustrate with my setup after the question, to see if someone have any suggestions on improving my setup. So the question is if it's okay/secure to expose my WAN IP (the IP is dynamic). Now here's my setup. I have pfSense installed as a VM on unraid, managing my home internet (no double NAT). I'm using Wireguard to access my unraid server remotely. I followed SpaceInvaderOne tutorials, purchased my own domain (example.com), configured it with cloudflare, and setup letsencrypt to access some services remotely (and provide access to friends and family). Wireguard works just fine and I don't have problems with it. However, regarding the cloudflare/letsencrypt setup, I have the situation where I can't proxy the connection (or wireguard will not work, since it will not get the WAN IP, but instead, the cloudflare IP). Since I'm not using the connection in a proxied way, the WAN IP gets exposed easily. Is this the way things are supposed to work? If it isn't, I'll gladly accept any help in setting up in the right way! Thanks in advance!
  8. Hello everyone. Whenever I open a docker app, it's visualization mode is default on advanced. If I click on Advanced, it returns to basic, but as soon as I close it and open again, it's back on advanced. This happens with all the apps. Is there a fix, or even a setting for this? Thanks!
  9. Hello everyone! I've installed and configured Heimdall and it works perfectly fine through the webui. However, if I try to use it with letsencrypt, the page that opens is broken. Other people in this topic had similar issues, but the fix wasn't explained. What might be happening? Everything else works fine with letsencrypt. Ps. I'm using the default .conf file # make sure that your dns has a cname set for heimdall server { listen 443 ssl; listen [::]:443 ssl; server_name heimdall.*; include /config/nginx/ssl.conf; client_max_body_size 0; # enable for ldap auth, fill in ldap details in ldap.conf #include /config/nginx/ldap.conf; location / { # enable the next two lines for http auth #auth_basic "Restricted"; #auth_basic_user_file /config/nginx/.htpasswd; # enable the next two lines for ldap auth #auth_request /auth; #error_page 401 =200 /login; include /config/nginx/proxy.conf; resolver 127.0.0.11 valid=30s; set $upstream_app heimdall; set $upstream_port 443; set $upstream_proto https; proxy_pass $upstream_proto://$upstream_app:$upstream_port; } } Ps2. I'm accessing through https://heimdall.domain.com:PORT, because my 443 port is blocked by ISP. TIA
  10. I live in Brazil and here, as far as I know, all major ISP does this... Ports 80 and 443 can be open only on business plans... I guess it's going to be like this. @aptalca thank you very much for providing the solution to my problem!
  11. Awesome! It worked!!!!! Let me just understand something. It is really annoying having to type both the "https://" and the ":444" Is there a way to do it without having to add the port and the https?
  12. @aptalca I have confirmed that my ISP blocks port 80 and 443 (consumer connection). From what I have read, the only way to use letsencrypt is with DNS challenges. Is that correct? Can you help me to configure it? Or at least point me in the direction to do this.... Thank you very much!
  13. So, I have confirmed that my ISP block ports 80 and 443 and as a home user, I can't open them. What are my options to use reverse proxy with my unraid server? I read something about "DNS challenge", but don't understand if this is the way to go (or how to implement it). Thanks in advance!
  14. No, as I said before, I installed pfsense instead of my asus router, to rule out any problems related to the router.
  15. Appreciate your concern! My IP is dynamic and already changed, but if it's needed I can remove or edit the images....
  16. Thank you very much for trying to help me! Love your videos, they are very informative! It says that it is not... Here are my firewall rules, the rutorrent and wireguard ones work without any problems. And my docker setup And a diagram of my network
  17. Thanks for trying to help me! So, I believe I know the basics of port forwarding, and because of that (only the basics) I don't know what might be wrong in my setup... Yeah, I understand that... And I can't access the nginx default page on my cell... It gives the time out error. Can you elaborate on this part? I think nginx is starting, because I can access it from LAN. These are my port forward rules And my docker setup I can provide more screenshots or logs if needed. Edit: adding a diagram of my network
  18. Hello everyone! I'm a new Unraid user and having some trouble making my setup accessible from outside my LAN. I followed almost all videos from @SpaceInvaderOne to configure my server, and everything is working great, except for this problem... So, my network setup is INTERNET => pfSense (VM on Unraid) => LAN (Desktop, Unraid Server, phones, etc). The connection is pppoe (don't know if this information is relevant). I have succesfully configured Wireguard and can use it to access my LAN (Remote Access to LAN) or even browse the internet (Remote Tunneled Access). I installed and configured Letsencrypt, using my own domain domain.com), cloudflare and duckdns. To test this setup, I'm using Sonarr (sonarr.domain.com). In my LAN, it opens the Sonarr webui. If I try to use my phone (4G), it doesn't open at all and after a while the browser give the error "err_connection_timed_out". Well, I believe the problem isn't the port forwarding on pfsense, since it is working without problems on my LAN (using ports 180 and 1443). Maybe my ISP is blocking port 80. About this subject, I have a question. SpaceiInvader says in this video that the method using DNS verification is useful if the ISP blocks port 80. (This is a video that will show you how to create an ssl certificate using dns verification. This is useful if your isp blocks port 80 so you cant use http verification. Also using dns verification allows the creation of wildcard ssl certificates.) So, if my ISP really blocks port 80, why this method isn't working? I really apreciate all the help I can get, since I'm not able to solve this on my own.... I can provide screenshots, logs, whatever is needed. Thanks in advance! Ps. The same thing happened before I installed pfsense, when I was using a router from Asus (RT AC66U). I already tried to do the process without my domain, using only duckdns, but the server never went to "ready" (it gave the "possible firewall problem). Edit: My cloudflare is already configured to "only DNS" (disable the orange cloud).
  19. I already followed this steps, as you can see from the screenshot when I told that I made a nginx container, with the same results.... Okay, some new information: I installed and configured pfsense and made the rules to forward doors 180 and 1443. I installed sonarr and created a cname for it (sonarr.domain.com). As before, it works on LAN, however outside the LAN it doesn't connect, giving a timed out error.... If I use wireguard, for example, I can use it as lan access to my LAN and tunnel access... What might be wrong in my setup? Thanks!
  20. Did you ever solve this problema @Gary489? I'm having the same problem....
  21. Hello everyone! I believe this is going to be a long post, so let's get going! I'm having issues configuring letsencrypt on my unraid server. I followed the excellent video made by Spaceinvader One on the topic, and did everything he showed on the video. Here's my network config: Internet => Router (Asus RT AC66U) => LAN (Unraid, Desktop, Phones, etc) I watched the video and when I checked the log, the server wasn't coming online, the error message was the one about possible firewall blocking. After some researching, it seems that my ISP block port 80. Because of this, I purchased a domain to be able to use the DNS method. I watched the other video on the subject (I'm not pasting the links to keep this post as clean as possible, but I can provide the link if someone want it) and configured everything, using duckdns and cloudflare, now the letsencrypt server shows that it is ready. However, I still can't access my server from the internet... Tried with ubooquity and rutorrent. It shows the error 522. After doing some research, I tried to disable the proxy on cloudflare (the orange cloud thing), and still can't access anything... Here is the port forwarding from my router: This is my docker setup This is my letsencrypt configuration And here is the log I can ping domain.duckdns.org and it shows my external IP. I can ping ubooquity.domain.com and it also shows my external IP. If I make a DNS lookup for my domain, it correctly shows the duckdns domain Error 522 (cloudflare proxy on) Cloudflare proxy off I spent a good number of hours on this matter but couldn't figured out on my own how to solve this problem... I'm not an expert linux user (a newbie actually), but can follow instructions or guides! Thanks in advance for the help of this great community! Edit: If I set a nginx docker, I can reach the "Welcome to our server message" (both on domain.duckdns.org and ubooquity.domain.com) from my LAN. However, I can't reach the same page from the internet (phone with 4G)...
  22. Can you please explain what tweaks need to be done? I'm a new user, configured unraid, wireguard and installed pi-hole (docker). Changed the DNS on my router to use pi-hole dns server and everything works fine on my local network. But when I use my phone outside the LAN, there's no ad blocking... Thanks!