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On 1/30/2022 at 1:07 AM, Joshndroid said:

I am using this with nginx proxy manager with https with no issues..

 

Have you had a look at your environment variables (here is the snippet from the authors github)

 

within mine I have these set to;

 

reddit_redirect = https://troddit.blabla.com/api/auth/callback/reddit

nextauth_url=https://troddit.blabla.com

Hey thanks for the response, yea I use nginx proxy manager also and followed the env vars from the author's github like you showed in your example... I'll have to dig a little deeper to see if I can find any logs, it doesn't appear to give me any logs at all actually, not sure if that's expected behavior. 

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On 1/16/2022 at 9:45 PM, Joshndroid said:

17-1-2022

I've just added Troddit which is another reddit privacy focused alternative. The good thing about troddit is that you can actually log in to your account (as well as browse anonymously)

 

 

Can't seem to use this without localhost. I set up an https endpoint using nginx + let's encrypt and the endpoint doesn't work at all.  Looks and functions great locally though. 

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On 1/30/2021 at 7:22 PM, CorneliousJD said:

 

 

yep, all good on that front.

 

I think the issue was my .env file that you pointed out, becuase I was using existing appdata folder, so I blew that away and setup brand new and it works. Interesting.

 

Comparing my old .env to new .env it looks ilke the old one had DB_PASSWORD set multiple times? Here's the line - I didn't end up using any of these passwords in the long run.

DB_PASSWORD=B2Dk!hDB_PASSWORD=B2Dk!hDB_PASSWORD=S!ka^43cFd3g$x71Vo68!u$ffVo68$u!ff

My new .env file just has the actual password listed once and that's it. 

 

I potentially tried to use a password with a special character in it during my initial setup, perhaps that caused the issue, and re-setting up from scratch without the specail character allowed it to work fine and write the proper .env file.

 

If so, then it might be worth updating the template to indicate to special charactesr allowed, or which ones would cause an issue?

Also the app URL must start with http:// or https://, I found leaving it blank while having it reverse proxy via https:// caused the whole stylesheet to be broken. 

 

Thank you for the help in understanding where things were going wrong, much appreciated! All up and working now with DB_USER and DB_PASS with a new .env file that actually works.

Could you walk me through how you set up a new appdata without losing previous data? It appears I am running into the same issue after updating this docker.

[migrating current build to faster specs]

So my current situation is as follows: 

 

Supermicro X9SCL

Intel® Xeon® CPU E31260L @ 2.40GHz
16GiB DDR3

4x12TB + 12TB Parity

Samsung 860 1TB Pool

 

I have a number of docker containers running things like plex/deluge/calibre/ghost/photo management etc.  I am interested in using Unraid for bare metal virtualization as well, which I currently do not do.  For instance I would like to consolidate my other box which currently houses Proxmox, running 2 VMs, MacOS Big Sur and Arch Linux.  I would rather consolidate all of this into Unraid.  Additionally, the current specs I have for my Unraid box are beginning to show their limitations.  For instance I run a code-server container that lags quite a bit.  With VMs also running, this machine will not be able to handle it.  I've already tested out running Catalina with Macinabox and it is... not good. 

 

My two questions to ya'll are 

1. If I simply transplant my raid card, network card, hard drives, and OS installation straight into a new mobo + cpu + ram + new graphics card, will Unraid recognize the new hardware and continue on without a hitch? Or are there going to be hurdles doing this sort of hardware migration? 

 

2. Need recommendations on what to upgrade. 

 

Currently thinking I want to move to EPYC + radeon gpu, but I'm not sure what the compatibility for that looks like with Big Sur and SpaceInvaderOne's Macinabox for instance.  Ideally I don't want to spend more than 1K on upgrading, but we can go higher if necessary.  Is there a setup I can go to that is cheaper than an all-out modern EPYC system?  I don't particularly care for power consumption savings (ahem intel is fine).  

 

Anything I'm missing when considering this upgrade path? 

 

Much love.