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Yes, I am able to open a connection to that port, but I am getting that connection closed, probably because of an invalid or self singed certificate that sonarr is using by default (The connection close is probably my Firewall, or AV Network Protection closing invalid https sessions). Anyway I gave up on having all internal traffic under ssl as well (though from a security stand point, there is really no reason why internal traffic shouldn't be protected and encrypted as well).

Hi @Binhex First of all I love your docker repos. I wanted to enable Sonarr with HTTPS, like the raddar and lidarr are configured. but it seems that Sonarr docker is missing the certificate path and certificate password both in WebUI and in config.xml So right now I only have the option to enable https and configure listening port, I can see the docker is listening on https://*:9897/sonarr/ But when I try to acces the url I get ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED Using Sonarr v3. Any chance to fix that? Thnx in advance

Hi, I got it working a while ago, I don't remeber exactly how, but I think it was because the latest python version binhex-delugevpn uses was 3.8, and you need to compile an egg "WebAPI-0.4.0-py3.8.egg'" with that version specifically A good google searching will find you the answers, Sadly I did not save the guide a found back then, however now I found github issue on this with the solution and a link to an already compiled 3.8 egg https://github.com/idlesign/deluge-webapi/issues/27 Good luck.

Hi Guys, Any one configured Organizrv2 to work with SSL Certificate? I am using swag docker and want the SSL Certificate that swag creates to also be used in all my other applications (I am not talking about SSL Offloading with the swag reverse proxy, but actually have organizr listen on custom ssl port for example 8443 and use ssl certificate). I didn't find any documentation on that in the official Orgnanizr docs. [Update] I tried to configure ssl.conf file in my appdata/organizr with the location of swag certificate, and add the line "include /cert_location/ssl.conf;" to the default site in organizr, sadly it did not work getting "ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR" (this worked with authelia) Also, I am not sure if the change (if it will work) will be reverted with container update?

Hi, So to update, My appdata backup (from CA Backup/Restore) was sadly corrupt, trying to restore it threw an error of "unexcepted eof" when unpack the appdata.tar.gz. I am writing the steps of what I ended up doing so if someone else has the same issue, this could be used to help them. 1. used btrfs --restore into another disk using the amazing guide @JorgeB wrote and mentioned in my previous comment. 2. Disabled cache pool. 3. configured my 2 SSD as two single cache disks with xfs instead of btrfs (I don't see the point of having a mirrored cache pool if a corruption of the fs causes both disks to die, might as well use the storage and dived one cache disks for only appdata, and the other for VM and fast rw of other applications) 4. restored libvirt.img from CA Backup 5. recreated docker.img 6. copied all the appdata files from step 1 using rsync to the reformatted cache disk 7. reinstalled all container apps from "previous apps" 8. tested containers one by one, inspecting logs and functionality. 9. found out the following container apps were corrupted: authelia (postgress error), swag (certificate chain file error), komga (don't remember the error), lazylibrarian (the docker started fine, but logs showed database errors) 10. removed corrupted container apps, and deleted appdata folders for those containers. 11. reinstalled authelia, swag, komg, lazylibrarian. 12. manually reconfigured those containers, luckily all my swag nginx configuration were save on my pc as well.

I tried at first Read-Only, this failed to mount the disk, Now I am restoring with btrfs restore, this takes time, and keep getting constant "We seem to be looping" output which pauses the restore until I manually continue it, but at least it is able to do something

Hi, I noticed today that my cache pool disks were not been written into and there were errors in the disk logs. this has happened a few times in the past month, however usually a server restart fixed the issue, and the error did not return for days or weeks at a time. Today I noticed it again, and restarted my server, however when the server booted, and array started I noticed that both Cache disks in the pool had the error " Unmountable: No file system" All the shares there were on those disks (mainly appdata) are empty, and docker service and vm service showed there isn't any docker or vm present. I tried multiple ways to get Unraid to recognize the disks again, to no avail, Mounting the drives seem to always return "No file system" I followed the guide below and I am able to copy the content of the cache disks to another disk in the array. Now the questions are: 1. Can I trust the validity of the contents of those disks? or maybe it is better to restore a backup (I have a backup that is a few days old, so data loos will not be too painful) 2. Can I reformat those disks and use them again? or are they dead and better buy new ones instead? (They are barely a year old, and only be used on Unraid, so also why did they degrade so fast?) nomad-smart-20210914-1706.zip nomad-smart-20210914-1700 (1).zip

I binhex, Thank you for the quick response, I will check it

Hi All, I am new to this forum and to Unraid in general, got to say I have been reading a lot of posts here and this is an excellent community So I have I finally installed Pfsense firewall in my network, and started seperating the Unraid server from the rest of home network, My question is it possible to configure in the Binhex VPN dockers (DelugeVPN and Privproxy) multiple LAN_Netowrk ? I want to be able to access the Web UI from both my home LAN, and my Unraid LAN (i.e 10.10.14.0/24 and 10.10.20.0/24). If not is it possible to add iptables rule under INPUT in additional command when docker start\updates, etc..? Thanks in advance.