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Hello! I am running Unraid v6.8.3. I recently experienced a disabled disk in my array. The contents of the disk appear to be intact (I can still navigate into the disk and access the files). I have several other available disks that I can transfer the data onto. I plan to remove this disk since it's apparently having [reallocated] sector errors. I read several threads on the topic and most link to a deleted page: https://wiki.unraid.net/Troubleshooting#Re-enable_the_drive I'm happy to post any logs - but wanted to check here first so that I don't lose any data or screw up my array.

Has anybody experienced an issue where SWAG (formerly "LetsEncrypt") will inexplicably stop resolving the secure connection when using duckdns? I've been setting up Bitwarden using SWAG as my reverse proxy. I've properly forwarded my ports and I'm confident that I've correctly configured SWAG, BitWarden, and the necessary .conf files. I will check the SWAG log and it will say "Server Ready" for all of my duckdn subdomains. Life is good. I can access BW from my internal computers, my phone, and my work computer. Then, things will just stop working... I can no longer access BW using the duckdns link. The log file will start saying "Certificate Not Found, etc". Nothing has changed in my config... I'll restart my router, the NAS, and restart the SWAG docker a few times. Then - just as I'm pulling my hair out - I'll go for a run or walk the dog and come back to find that everything is working again. Is duckdns not reliable? Is anybody else experience this issue?

I'm following SpacedInvaders Reverse Proxy setup video and am running into issues with the validation test (like many others). I have setup a duckdns.org subdomain. I have attempted to forward the 1443 and 180 ports in my Ubiquiti USG Pro-4 router. However, I'm getting the same validation errors that many others get ('cert does not exist, check port forwarding or dns'). I notice that when I use a port checking utility online, that my 1443 port is never actually "open" - even though I'm certain I have the port forwarding rule setup correctly (pointing port 1443 to port 443 on the unRAID IP). Any advice where to start troubleshooting? I'm doing this to setup the BitWardenRS docker. I'm using the latest SWAG docker, but I updated the config file to point to ports 180 and 1443 (just like in the video).