Joe Rees

You need to put the following in the "Extra Parameters" section of the app/container you want to route through the VPN app/container "--net=container:OpenVPN-Client" replacing the "OpenVPN-Client" in the example with the exact name you have for that app/container. It's likely very close to the example provided. but likely has AIO in the name. Put that in your qBittorrent app configuration and it'll route all traffic through the VPN app container.

How about if you are downgrading from say an 8-core machine to a 4-core machine? Same as the OP, nothing special here except all the drives are in an external USB enclosure. I should note that I did have CPU Pinning, but I disabled all of that and performed a reboot afterwards, so I'm thinking that the core count might not matter.

Hey all, I'm a Jellyfin user and have decided to check out Plex (again). One of my main problems is that there was seemingly no workaround for it for Live TV without using solely a HDHomeRun. I actually have and am using one of those, but I also use Channels DVR to pull in TV Everywhere channels. In Jellyfin, I pointed it at the URL's that Channels exposes for channels and EPG. I figured that pointing Antennas to those URL's would be a trivial process and that I could fool Plex into combining all my OTA and TVE channels, however I can't get that to work. Does this absolutely *require* TVHeadEnd to work? I have seen that you can provide an optional stream_url parameter in the config.yml file, which I've done, but I just get blasted with errors when Antennas tries to hit the URL's I provide and locate channels. I had xTeVe installed already because I was playing around with it at one point because it was easier than TVHeadEnd and I couldn't seem to get it working with that either. I always get a 404, 423 or 500 HTML response code in the logs. Do I really need to add another container for TVHeadEnd, that I don't really need otherwise, and configure it to accept the M3U & XMLTV output urls from Channels DVR in order to get this working? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Negative. Directly connected to the same network. I have a segmented network with a couple different VLANS and I even forced the machine I'm connecting to it with to be on the same network and VLAN. This issue *only* happens on Chromium-based browsers, I have discovered. I can access it from Safari and Firefox, but not from Edge or Brave, the two browsers I've been using most lately. I have been able to get the server completely up and running now, but it required me connecting using Firefox so that I could bypass the cert error and proceed to the login page.

Yeah, I know how to get past the usual SSL self-signed certificate error. The problem is that there is no option to get past it like you suggest. When I click "Advanced", I get a different error than I have ever seen before and there is literally no "Connect anyway" kind of link or button so I can continue on to the website. It's like the browser is seeing a problem with it and completely rejecting my ability to go to the site. I believe it is seeing it as a MITM attack and just blocks it. I've even tried a bare, fresh install of another browser with no extensions installed that might be responsible for blocking it. I appreciate the video and will definitely give it a watch, as I know it will help me a ton once I figure out what is causing this. I think I'll reboot the entire UnRaid server and see if that clears it up. This is a weird one that I've just never seen or experienced before, and I'm an ex-Network Security Engineer, lol.

I'm hoping that I can get some help with this. I don't play MC, but my kids have never been able to have their own server. I'm not at all inexperienced in *nix, etc., but I am fairly new to UnRaid, Docker, and of course, setting up a minecraft server. For some reason I cannot get this thing to work. I've even tried the original docker image that the OP created this from and have the same problem, and that is that I get an invalid certificate error and no matter what I seem to do, I cannot get the webpage to launch. I've tried different browsers to no avail. When I click the button that usually provides the "Continue to this page at your own risk" kind of deal, there is no option to continue. I have no idea what's causing it as I did have this WebGUI pop up at one point in the past, but I had to move my drives from one external bay to another and I am just getting back to try and get this running for the kids. Any ideas? I was thinking that this might be an issue affecting others and/or might be because of the UnRaid "MyServers" stuff, as I didn't have that set up the last time I tried this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I simply want to get this running for the kiddos. Also, is this simply a management tool to administer a server or does this actually come with a server instance? I'm a bit confused at this because I've never played it or tried to set up a server in the past.