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Hi, If you go to your Docker tab, then select 'Add Container' down bottom left of the screen (under your last active container), you should be able to select your GluetunVPN config from the 'Template' drop down list. Hope that helps.

Evening all, After SpaceInvaders latest video, I thought I'd try out GluetunVPN. I've successfully setup Sabnzbd, Radarr & Sonarr to run through Gluetun, which is running ProtonVPN (wireguard). My issue however is that I can not for the life of me get qbittorrent (Linuxserver version) to work with Gluetun. Qbittorrent will start up and returns the VPN IP provided by Gluetun, however it won't download anything. I believe it will be down to me not having successfully set port forwarding. I have tried a million different things, resulting in a mixed bag of Gluetun and/or qbittorrent refusing to start, and me having to start over several times, but I have now exhausted my ability to solve this on my own. I'm sure it will be something simple. Below are screenshots of my GluetunVPN & qbittorrent setups. Qbittorrent; GluetunVPN; Any advice would be greatly appreciated. ***Update*** For those that may run across this issue in the future, I managed to resolve the matter. Having a further look around the settings within qbittorrent, I changed the network interface (tools-options-advanced) from wg0 to tun0, which is what is set for the GluetunVPN VPN_INTERFACE option, and its working (just tested via ipleak.net). It seems so straight forward in hindsight, but I've been wracking my brain's for the past few days on this.

Hi, That's an excellent idea, thank you so much for taking the time to reply, it is very much appreciated. Fortunately I have space on my server to move things around (currently using about 1/4 of my total space) so I will do exactly as you have suggested. Many thanks. p.s. just installed unbalanced and running that now. 👍

Hi JorgeB, Yes a passphrase, not a keyfile. I'm frantically trying to salvage as much as I can as I have been using unraid for several years now but I've never had a massive issue like this (completely my own fault). My media can always be replaced, but my overall setup of my server along with all my dockers/configs/mappings would be an absolute nightmare to start over. Any help or guidance would be massively appreciated. Kind regards.

Good afternoon, I sincerely hope someone can help. I have just locked myself out of my Bitwarden account and so I have lost access to my passwords and 2FA. I am still logged into my email app however if that helps. Don't worry, I'll be beating myself up for a long time regarding this. As I no longer have access to Bitwarden, I do not have my array encryption password. I am logged in to my server however and the array is running and so is there anyway I can disable my password or change it without losing everything? If this is not possible, what would anyone suggest to be the easiest way for me to maybe backup and start over, however I would very much like to avoid that if possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

😯 Crafty gits. At least you got a new laptop out of it. I've started to use the "freeze card" function on my Curve Card whenever I'm not using it, took me a few weeks to get used to it, now it's not a hassle.

Thanks for clarifying for me. As I already use encryption on the array, I think I might need to divert my attention elsewhere then.....I'm sure I'll find something that needs correcting in my setup. Thanks everyone. 🤝

From my understanding of those two drives, once unlocked via pin, they remain unlocked until power is lost to the drive. No additional software is required for operation, it is all handled onboard the device. Fingers crossed it should not cause any issues. You make a fair point. I don't have anything exciting on the usb, other than the standard system files. Am I right in thinking though that information is stored in plain text, or is it obfuscated to an extent? My honest reason for looking at this is that a few weeks back an £800 transaction was made on one of my bank cards by Ticketmaster (US), I don't even have a Ticketmaster account, nor did they know anything about it. Anyway, luckily my bank reimbursed me and since then I've been on a bit of a tinfoil hat crusade, degoogling, password and security hardening, closing old inactive accounts via 'right to erasure' letters. After all that, the only thing I had left to look at was my unRaid usb......I think it's time I come out from hiding under my bed and get back on with my life. 😂 It's been a fun few weeks.

Thanks for taking the time to reply. I'll go ahead and purchase a "datAshur Personal2" from Amazon and give that a try, I've never had a problem returning things with them. 👍

Evening all, If I understand correctly, the unRaid usb boot drive can not be encrypted. However, would something like the datAshur Personal2 or Kingston Ironkey work? I appreciate that the pin would have to be manually entered each time the system was to be booted, but is there anything actually preventing either of them being used for unRaid? If not then I'll buy one of them.

Thank you kindly.

Good morning, Whilst reviewing my appdata backup, I noticed that it was backing up historic docker xml files going back years, most of which I no longer use. This led me to locate my "previously installed apps" list under Apps (never even knew these where there), and removed them all. However, after another manual backup, the old xml files remain. I've tried scrubbing the docker image, and looking around my system to see where else these old docker templates could be stored, but I've not had much luck. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, For what it's worth, I run Binhex-privoxyvpn as my VPN container, then route Prowlarr, Radarr, Sonarr, Deluge, Bazarr and Sabnzbd through it. As like anything new, there is a learning curve but Binhex has excellent FAQ's and he is very active in this forum (I'm still learning myself). One of the highlights of using unRaid for me, was the discovery of the Binhex containers, I would encourage you to have a read of this link, I'm sure you won't regret it; As for the VPN, I have tried previously Mullvad, PIA and Nord, but now personally use ProtonVPN (wireguard protocol), it's fast, reliable and relatively cheap. NordVPN does not use wireguard I believe, it uses Nordlynx (a proprietary version of wireguard exclusive to NordVPN), so you may want to have a read up in the Binhex-privoxyvpn forum for compatibility, it's been a few years since I last used Nord. Once you establish which VPN provider you will use, you will need to download a CONF file from them and place it in the Binhex-privoxyvpn appdata folder. Regarding Tailscale, I only ever used it when my Internet was previously behind CGNAT, it worked great in that instance when I needed to connect back to my unRaid server for Emby, however I'm not sure how that would play out for the ARR containers. My understanding is that Tailscale is a peer-to-peer VPN, meaning it is geared towards establishing a connection between two of your devices, ie connecting to your unRaid server whilst you're away from home. A traditional VPN provider like Nord and Proton establishes an encrypted tunnel between your server and a remote server owned/run by the VPN provider. Lastly, if you are not behind CGNAT I would encourage you to try out the Wireguard feature of unRaid. My experience using this and Tailscale is like night and day in terms of speed, but that's just my personal experience.

Evening, I'm not quite sure where best to post this, but here goes. Does anyone have any knowledge if it is possible to automate a complete Android phone backup to unRaid, specifically system settings, contacts, apps etc? I really want to move away from the built-in Google/Samsung backup options and keep my data out of their hands. For reference, my phone is not rooted. Many thanks.

As always, thank you kindly for replying so quickly. I learn something new every day. I've now gone through each container connected via Binhex-privoxyvpn and removed their ports. Cheers.