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Holy $h17 you did! Thanks - I will take a look at this.

Update: Seems to work great and hit 70% of my needs. I am surprised that there is not a dedicated file sharing container that can support these features.

Thanks. I will look at this.

NO One has any suggestions? WOW. Ok then. Sorry to bother you all .

I’m trying to solve a fairly specific file-sharing need on my Unraid server, and I haven’t found a container that checks all the boxes. I figured I’d put this out to the community in case someone has already been down this road or knows of something I’m missing. Here’s the scenario: • I need to upload a file or a folder and generate a secure link for a specific person or persons. Something in the spirit of Dropbox or OneDrive—clean, simple, and focused on sharing, not full-blown cloud storage. • The link should only work for the email address I send it to. Not a shared password, not a public link. Actual identity-based access. The recipient should authenticate with their email before they can grab the file. • Once the file is downloaded, it should be gone. One-time retrieval, no leftovers sitting around. Ideally with a time-based expiry as a backup. • I need proper logging. Who accessed it, when they did it, and what they pulled. Straightforward audit trail. • It must run behind my Cloudflare Tunnel. Everything I expose runs through Cloudflare Zero Trust. I don’t open ports, and I want this to play nicely with that setup. I want to use my domain (i.e. files.mydomain.com) What I’ve already looked at: FileGator is close but doesn’t handle email-locked shares or one-and-done downloads. Nextcloud and Seafile feel like overkill for this and still don’t solve the identity-based link problem cleanly. copyparty gets part of the way there but still misses the per-email access requirement. Has anyone found a Docker container or workflow on Unraid that matches this pattern? Secure link → identity-verified access → one-time download → automatic deletion → proper logging → works behind Cloudflare. Appreciate any guidance, examples, or even “don’t bother, here’s a better way” responses.

Thanks. Something has gone terrible sideways with my routing and I can stumped.

Hey all, something happend on/ around 1-May where I can no longer access my two containers I am using NGIX to access when outside my network. I have set of subdomains set up with cloudflare to connect back to my NGIX container and then to the individual conteiners. When I try to connext externally, I get a Bad gateway Error code 502 error on Cloudflare. I did not make any network changes that I think could impact that. So I am stumped. Any ideas?

I need some help gang. I have Bitwarden installed and configured to connect to it outside my network via Cloudflare to my Nginx-Proxy-Manager-Official container with SSL certs and on to the Bitwarden container. The connection stopped working around May 1 after it's been running for a year or so - and I can't seem to figure out what happend. I made no changes to my network that I think could impact it. To anyone that has this set up like this, where should I begin to troubleshoot? Trying to hit it from outside, I get a cloudflare " Bad gateway Error code 502" page On my network, I can get to the BW admin page w/ my token...but I can't to the normal BW front end. I don't get an error, just a spinner Related: I had Overseer configured as well to access from the same way externally and it too is not working (Note: I can access it internally on my network) I am very puzzled.

Wellll.....for ha ha's, I rebooted the server and everything works now

Reverse proxy. Using Cloudflare DDNS to push the IP up to cloudflare. I’ve not touched anything related to it in a month since I renewed the SSL certs in NGINX Proxy.

Thanks for the reply. I checked and the public ip I am seeing on my side is what Cloudflare has in the CP. I can also login locally to Bitwarden.

I have a self hosted Bitwarden docker running, and I set up cloud flare to redirect to it and recently it broke. I have the Nginx Proxy Manager and certs set up for BW.MYDOMAIN.CO and the Cloudflare DDNS docker set up to report my IP into the cloud flare dashboard. It was working fine when I set it up, now it's not. Not sure where to start troubleshooting. Any help appreciated

Hi all, I am hoping you can help. I installed the latest "binhex-minecraftbedrockserver" - and I can start it up and join it from my Windows PC BUT: I can NOT make myself an OP. I am using 'op (mygamertag)' and get an error. I looked at all the documentation and watched some videos, and can't see what I am missing. Can someone help? Also: Is there a recommended GUI front end for server management for bedrock? I'd prefer that vs editing a file on the server.

Following up: I did what you did @Todo88 - and it still did not work. I even left the docker service off to ensure nothing was happening there. @EDACerton should I see entries for your plug in the Unraid network routing table? I see one for Tailscale, but not sure if that's from my docker install (that is completely removed now) Update: Ok, did a complete reboot of my laptop as well, fired up Tailscale and then I saw the option to reauth. Thank you @Todo88 for the pointer and @EDACerton for your help and the plugin.

I think you are right...as I was staring to think that the Tailscale docker I had running for so many months (it's off now) did something to my network settings on the Unraid side that may be blocking the Plugin from working.