tinyaim
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The only way I have managed to get a work around for this is to add the search domain to the network interface. Not idea but does actually stop having to use FQDN.
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I have an update. Not totally sure I did regarding the Docker networking but it certainly interfered with the web hosting for the Unraid web UI. To recover the UI I had to SSH into the server and initially I ran docker commands to stop all the running containers. To be safe I completely removed the offending container that I changed to cause this to go wrong. Once I had docker stopped the UI started working. To stop getting into issues I have reviewed the Docker networks and reverted back to the the standard Bridge and host networks. I am now in the process of carefully bringing back each of the Docker containers.
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Yep I know that but in playing I set it to host and it seems to have taken out the unraid webui. I have no easy way of setting back that I can see. The current acces I have to the server is via SSH.
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I have an issue where I was playing with the network settings of a docker container. It was set to a custom "docker" network and was changed to "host". The upshot of that was the server seems to be working but the Web GUI just hangs. I have the USB boot disk backed up to a remote server using this plugin. I have 2 questions. 1) will restoring the boot disk back prior to this change resolve the issue or not ? 2) if 1) is true what is the best way to restore that remote folder backup back to the USB boot disk. I suspect the answer to 1 is no but currently I have a crippled Unrad server that is driving me nuts to get back working properly. I am also struggling to get the diagnostics zip file off the server. I have tried sftp which just hangs but is there any other way to get this off the server so that I can interrogate properly. thanks
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On the container that you want to use the OpenVPN container set the network to None and in advanced mode add the following to the extra parameters variable "--net=container:[container_name]" setting the [container name] to the openvpn container name you have chosen eg "--net=container:OpenVPN"