erak

It's a little bit messy to use dockers with built in VPN if you also want them to cross communicate. But I think this old Spaceinvader One video should help if you want to go down that path: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znSu_FuKFW0 Otherwise I believe the new and recommended way is to use the non-VPN docker version together with Unraid VPN settings instead. https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/manual/security/vpn/#configuring-vpn-tunneled-access-for-docker

I've been running unraid for about a year and I think this has happened almost every time, therefore I thought it was by design for some reason. Not using legacy, T600. Updated today from 6.12.2 to 6.12.3. I think I waited for the ok, but now I can't say for certain. But I usually do, and the version type change has happened anyway. server-diagnostics-20230812-1909.zip

Why does it change driver version to "latest" after a system update, even if I had previously chosen "Production Branch"?

There are several ways, I used vi. Open terminal and write the following and press enter: vi /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf Press i to edit, do your changes. Press esc to exit input mode. Press : to enter a command, write wq and press enter, which means "write and quit".

I haven't tested if too many spaces is an issue. But standard is one space before "table 200". Now you have double and triple spaces.

Thanks for this find. I had the same issue after updating. After removing " dev " from line 12 and 15, and "dev wg0 " from line 11 it's up and running again. These are the exact differences from the old configuration.